Welcome back to the female dating strategy, the meanest female only podcast on the internet. I am your host, Diana.

And I am your host, Rose. And today before we get into our topic for discussion, Diana, I was mentioning this in our pre-talk, how like Savannah, our very own Savannah from FDS, was recently featured on another podcast called the Audacity, which features three amazing women.

And apparently this episode came out just the other day, like I want to say March 24th.

So just last week, it's featuring Savannah.

Everybody should go check it out because I know Savannah's on bonus content, but like, can't we all use more Savannah in our lives? So I want to encourage our listeners to go check that episode out.

But in today, you know, this is something that I feel is sort of a continuation of what our

last week's episode, which was about strategies of winning, knowing when to quit.

And I would argue that more strategies of winning include knowing when to rest, knowing when to take a break, knowing when to quit. And I would argue that more strategies of winning include knowing when to

rest, knowing when to take a break, knowing when to call an intermission, and just like taking a time

out. I think this is something that women really tend to struggle with. So let's get into it.

Well, yeah, I mean, I think when you live in a very capitalistic society, you're just guilt-tripped into working nonstop. Like, I used to be the

kind of person who would take, honestly, I hate to say it, but I'm still like that. I take my laptops

with me on holidays. Like, I'm always trying to get work done when I'm on vacation. Like, I haven't

been on like a proper vacation in like many, many, many years. And it's my fault. I take full accountability for it because it's just so

wired into me. Also, it's, it's very difficult when you have like a remote job because the

boundaries are blurred. It's like, you have to set your own schedule. So it's like, okay, when exactly

do I set time to rest? Because technically I'm supposed to be, like, I'm supposed to be building

my own clock. And so if you're the kind of person who's like, I don't know what to do with absolutely an endless amount of time, and your immediate

solution isn't to be like, let's do nothing. And instead fill it up with stuff to do that's work

related, this might be for you. Because I definitely feel like I struggle with that too, where it's

very hard for me to be like goof around.

There's like a lot of guilt associated with goofing around.

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