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Célia Antunes

Do You Believe In Life After Work?



Ah, work! The place where we showcase our best coffee mugs and our multitasking skills. But what happens when the workday comes to an end? Do we really believe in life after work? Let’s embark on a little philosophical journey— with a wink!


The Meaning of Life After 5 PM

Great philosophers like Socrates and Kant have pondered the meaning of life. But what about the meaning of life after 5 PM? Perhaps it’s the moment when we unleash our “second identities”: the binge-watching Netflix master or the couch potato aficionado. Isn’t that also a form of self-actualization?


The Quest for the Lost After-Work Hours

When you ask about after-work time, it might sound like you’re searching for a lost treasure. Where have all the “I-have-nothing-to-do” moments gone? Maybe they vanished along with the last piece of chocolate from the office stash. But fear not, life after work has its joys! It’s the time to awaken our inner “hobbies”, whether it’s knitting masterpieces or perfecting the art of homemade pizza.


Philosophical Thoughts on Leisure

When we talk about life after work, we often think of relaxation. But what if the big secret lies in finding the balance between work and play? Aristotle spoke of the “golden mean”,perhaps that’s our goal, balancing endless email threads with the joy of sipping a cold beverage in the backyard.


At the end of the day (or after work), the question remains: Do we believe in life after work? The answer might be as simple as a “yes”, as long as we’re willing to rise from the couch and explore the world. Because life after work is not just a myth; it’s the time when we rediscover ourselves and maybe even the remote control ;)


So remember: life can be like a good book. Sometimes you need to turn the pages to find the best chapters.


Let’s celebrate life after work! Cheers to leisure and to all the adventures still to come!


See you soon, your Célia


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