Daily commute.

[LoadedWraps]

That has shed light on some thinking for me.

My situation is I am at work for 7am. I leave work between 5pm-6pm.

It takes me 1 hour to get to work. Then a 15-20min bus journey the staff car park to the office.

Coming home its about an hour and a half journey then a 15-20 min bus ride.

So essentially I wake at 4:45 and leave for work at 5:30 to get there just before 7am

if I leave at 6pm it takes me to circa 7:30pm to get home.

That leaves just about enough time to eat and chill for an hours to go to bed.

It takes me all weekend to recover before I can do it again. Therefore my social life suffers.

In addition to this I'm doing a level 7 qualification in my spare time.

It may be time for me to re locate.

What is a level 7 qualification?

It sounds like relocating might be a good idea, a few hours in a day can make a big difference.

[msagrain]

What is a level 7 qualification?

It sounds like relocating might be a good idea, a few hours in a day can make a big difference.

If you look on the link the EQF level 7 is equiverlant to a masters degree. However, in my case it doesn't have the accolades of the Masters to go with it, it has been benchmarked to that standard of qualification by the European Qualifications Framework.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qualif...United_Kingdom

[LoadedWraps]

If you look on the link the EQF level 7 is equiverlant to a masters degree. However, in my case it doesn't have the accolades of the Masters to go with it, it has been benchmarked to that standard of qualification by the European Qualifications Framework.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qualif...United_Kingdom

Ahh, got it. So you need time to study, and get a good nights sleep.