The relationship between weather and the eagerness to work / study

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Working in a smaller room where you can control the things around you can boost your focus on stuff that needs the most direction! Like the Greenspan-Guidoti rule, the short capacity should overcome the short liability. This happens when your weaknesses exceed your ability to finish them! Especially if the term is pretty fast!

Okay, it might be hard to grasp without any series of experience. So lately, we are in the moment to choose the location where we want to stay for a much longer. Of course, you will always be confused with so many choices, such as the size of the room, the floor, the location, whether it's close to the shop or not, whether it's close to school or not, and many other things that might confuse you. Everything looks in detail, but the environment makes it hard to focus on this choice, such as the financing for this new place, friends, family, etc.

So this story also gives you knowledge ofn which area you prefer most! Do you like a bigger room (definitely yes for my Lego), a more extensive garden, or closer to any facility (post office, etc.)?

However, no matter youryour choice or capacity, it should be more significant than the whole liability (house, cost of education and living, etc.). So then, what is the relationship between everything I wrote here and the weather? Well, at least the weather helps you focus on what you want to focus on!

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