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The problem with overseas travel from Australia is that everything is so bloody far. By the time you reach your destination, you're usually grumpy, jet lagged and sleep-deprived, which isn't an ideal way to start a work trip or holiday. A good night's sleep can make a world of difference -- but that's easier said that done. The following infographic from Work the World explains everything you need to sleep on planes effectively; including some novel positions that you might not have thought of.
![How To Sleep On A Plane In Cattle Class [Infographic]](https://edge.alluremedia.com.au/m/l/2018/12/Plane-640x360.jpg)
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A year ago, I was working 50-60 hrs a week, I was stressed and nearly lost my mind. I argued with everyone (home and work) and was generally depressed.
I decided enough was enough I worked on a twelve month plan to change from stressed employee to working from home as a contractor my old company as my first client.
It tales time, planning and sacrifice (cash and security) but it is possible in a lot of situations to move to being your own boss.
I am currently earning about half of my salary vs before the change but I have all my time back. I am also speaking to another few companies about their needs and have a plan to get back to my income level in the next few months, all from home.
I don't ever want a 9-5 again.
Congratulations
I live in Australia and work in engineering.
Short answer: I can't.
Long answer: I spend as much time as I can with my friends, partner and hobbies. I try to engage in hobbies that are either creative or active in order to work the mind as well as the body while enjoying my free time.
Doing things like exercising becomes harder as there is less and less time in the week (yesterday I left home at 7:30 and came home at 7:30) but I try to run at least a couple of times a week.
I live a simple life with a low reliance for having to pay for it. That way I don't have to work as much. It's a numbers game. 99% of my happiness is based on being able to wake up each morning and being able to wipe my own bum. Everything else is a bonus.
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