Looking back on the stages if my education that I’ve gone through so far — from kindergarten to my current PhD position — it feels like the average hours I studied/worked per day peaked somewhere around the second year of high school.
I was about 16 at the time.
Somehow that made me wonder. Isn’t it supposed to intensify as you grow older?
Why did I spend most time at a desk during my teenage years, when I probably should have been working on my social skills?
Make no mistakes, the output of my working time increased since and I still encounter intensive long hour working days over an extended time period (usually deadline related).
But it has noticeably decreased.
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