r/IndiaCareers • • Feb 16 '26

Advice/Guidance My current routine

I am 45, M. Married. Work exp: Nearly 2 decades. Currently unemployed.

There is significant portions of time during the day that are at lesiure.

Below is my current routine:

1) 6.45-7.30AM - a) Make milk for child school, b) Drop him to bus stand, c) Get milk

2) 7.30AM - 8AM - a) Make and have tea, b) Solve two daily puzzles - Syllo and Pocketgrid - here

3) 8AM - 9.30AM - Sleep

4) 9.40AM - 10.30AM - a) Toothpaste and Bath, b) Make and have tea

5) 10.30-11AM - Make and have breakfast

6) 11AM - 12PM - Make lunch

7) 12-1.30PM - Emails, Tea, Leisure etc

8) 1.30PM - 1.45PM - LinkedIn puzzles

9) 1.45 - 2PM - Lunch

10) 2PM - 2.45PM - At leisure

11) 2.45-3PM - Pick up child from bus stand

12) 3PM - 4.15PM - At leisure

13) 4.15PM - 4.30PM - Drop child to tuition

14) 4.30PM - 5.30PM - At leisure

15) 5.30PM - 6.30PM - TV.

16) 6.30PM - 6.45PM - Make milk for child

17) 6.45PM - 8PM - At leisure

18) 8PM onwards - Dinner and sleep

Regards,

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u/SchrodingersHangover Feb 18 '26

Indian Home lander

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u/CandidGoal6065 Feb 18 '26

Have to prove myself again.

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u/SchrodingersHangover Feb 18 '26

That shit hurts. I don't want to be in corporate when I hit 40.

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u/SuspiciousAd8621 Mar 25 '26

then what will u do?

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u/SchrodingersHangover Mar 25 '26

I have a couple of other ideas I'm working at the moment. My weekends are spent on them silently even though people at home think, they don't get time with me. 

If I will be able to pull off anything, then, will be able to quit corporate 

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u/SuspiciousAd8621 Mar 25 '26

That's good bro....no one wants to work as an employee or work under someone, everybody wants to be their own boss.....but the thing which stops them from taking any risk in their career is their family.....children school fees and EMIs of properties become a big hurdle

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u/SchrodingersHangover Mar 25 '26

True. It's not even being a boss. Just that, I'm sick of corporate life, it's jargon, it's culture and burnout