@TheSzef Yes. Sucks. I had it done pre-kids. Be ready to take it easy, entire face can be sore for a bit, but the improvement to sleep/breathing make it worth it.
A hill I’m willing to die on: Nothing will improve your quality of life more than proximity to people you love. It’s worth more than any job will ever pay you.
@realEstateTrent In similar position. Keeping the “this is temporary mindset” is important. These things help -
- paper plates
- meal prep on weekends, simple weekday meals
- pizza fridays
- scheduled meals w/ family
- keep bedtime fast, right after jump into cleaning / finish work then chill
@gaetano_nyc The bond just continues to get better. Happened to me with my first, this is pretty common especially for dads. It gets so much more fun after 1.
If you work in PPC and are anything like me, one day, you're the king of the world. You're generating good-quality leads. Your clients love you. The next day, Google changes something, and ads won't serve, clicks won't convert, and accounts get suspended. You feel like a total failure and wonder why you ever decided PPC was a good career move.
I know I shouldn't let campaign performance affect my happiness, but I do. Some ideas to fix this here https://t.co/CHUAKlzbK2
I will say, going from 1 kid to 2 is really fucking me up. We're in the thick of it now. It's doubly hard if you're ambitious because the time just disappears and you don't know where it went and you haven't accomplished much of anything.