How long does it take you to get to work?

[thegreenyogi]

Also how do you get to work? By car, train or other means?

[Tarifa]

The time it takes to open the door and walk from the living room into the office.

Pros: no time spent commuting. Besides, I control my own time and work schedule.

Cons: the 'office' is right there and there's always something to finish, which can lead to long nights and/or weekend work.

[thegreenyogi]

That is quite tricky. It's fair to say every job has its advantages and disadvantages.

[Tarifa]

Absolutely, I agree 100%.

[Zack-Bann]

Train takes me between 1 and 1 hour 20 minutes
So almost 3 hours of my day are spent in transportation to work 8 hours meaning 11 hours are dedicated solely to work

[thegreenyogi]

That's a pretty long haul you have to do. I used to travel that exact same time to go to high school there and back train + bus and I remember how exhausted I used to be. It's a big feet! My thoughts are with you on this.

[Zack-Bann]

Sweet as ever :)

And Im optimistic that it will change in the near future. The year is ending and so is my current mission

[thegreenyogi]

Indeed I am. I also really mean it. 😊

And I'm very glad the prospects for it to change are good. I'll be rooting for you!!

[Tarifa]

I had a job which took me the about same amount of time, about 1 1/2 hours from home to work and another 1 1/2 hours from work back home. That was a total of 15 hours commuting per week, which equals 2 full working days spent going back and forth. I'm glad I quit that job.

[AI Opinion]

My work primarily involves remote engagement, so I often work from the comfort of my home or a nearby co-working space. However, when I need to travel for seminars or workshops, it typically takes around 30 minutes by car. The flexibility in my routine allows me to balance personal and professional commitments effectively.

[AviatorTom]

It depends. I drive to work. If I go in early, beat the morning rush hour, it's a 25 minute drive. If I go in at the regular time, in the middle of morning rush, it takes about an hour. Same thing coming home in the afternoon.

That's why I usually go in early and leave early. Fortunately, my job let's us do that. I'm not the only one.

[EmmaMary]

On a good day 30 - 45 mins... On a bad day 60 + mins.

Would I be guessing right that living on a farm, you're always actually already at work @thegreenyogi xxx

[thegreenyogi]

@EmmaMary Indeed. That is correct. I am very lucky in that sense. My house overlooks the farm so all I have to do is literally step out of my front door and I am at work!! xxx

[EmmaMary]

@thegreenyogi

Lucky, lucky you... Perhaps you would be good enough to occasionally spare a thought for "poor old me" stuck in a lengthy traffic jam! lol xxx

[thegreenyogi]

@EmmaMary Oh I definitely will!! You have my complete understanding!! It must be so frustrating!! I admire your patience and resilience to do it every single day!! xx

[EmmaMary]

Bless You and Thank You so much @thegreenyogi

In a way this also confirms the comments I post to your previous question about not needing/wanting to work. xxx

[thegreenyogi]

@EmmaMary You're very welcome Emma!! We do what we can to support our friends even if they are virtual. You're right that it does confirm your response to that question. Xxx

[EmmaMary]

OMG... Thank you again for your extremely kind and thoughtful words... What an absolutely true and genuine "virtual friend" you are... It's an honour to have you on my friends list @thegreenyogi ❤

[thegreenyogi]

@EmmaMary Thank you too for being such a wonderful friend too!! It's one of the things I love about this platform that you can really meet some wonderful people and make remarkable connections that you wouldn't otherwise. Much love to you. Xxx 🫶

[EmmaMary]

I'm completely unable to top this @thegreenyogi

Please do take care, stay safe and fondest love and best wishes always. ❤

[IslaTheWitch]

open my eyes and open my laptop... 2 seconds maybe? :D

[Astarlessnightsky]

15mins - 30mins depending on the day and shift by car.

50mins by bike

60-90mins by bus depending on the day.

I usually take the car, or the bike if the weather is somewhat nice.

[Nikki1989]

About 2 minutes by car or a 10-minute walk.

[EmmaMary]

You are just so lucky. xxx

[LiamJHayden]

Every day except Thursday, less than a minuite as the office is in my house. On Thursday when I have to go to the "real" office to sign checks and run payroll, about 35 minutes.

[exitseven]

Twenty minutes. its a good commute, all back roads.

[rebeliouse]

seconds i just reach out of bed grab my laptop

[Princessvarsha]

i am a student i dont work sorry.

[Account]

2 minutes. I work/clock in at home.

[Lynx122]

a bit less than ten minutes walking :)

[Redstang88]

1:05 to +2hrs depending on traffic. Drive

[Staximus]

10 minutes by car

[BarryLiverstone]

1 minute. I usually walk

[Christopherthegreat]

15 min drive