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Poll: Is your eating pattern ever affected when you are working on a big and stressful project? Лице кое објавува дискусија: ProZ.com Staff
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This forum topic is for the discussion of the poll question "Is your eating pattern ever affected when you are working on a big and stressful project?".
This poll was originally submitted by Anne-Sophie Cardinal. View the poll results »
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neilmac
Шпанија
Local time: 15:17
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Let's not get carried away and exaggerate things. Large projects need not be stressful. What stresses me out is when several clients appear at the same time, all with urgent needs. Or non-work demands, for example from friends, acquaintances or official institutions, doctor's visits, dental appointments, vehicle servicing, banking... etc.
However, the amount of work I have on hand may affect my eating pattern to a certain extent. I often eat out at midday, but if I have a lot of wor... See more Let's not get carried away and exaggerate things. Large projects need not be stressful. What stresses me out is when several clients appear at the same time, all with urgent needs. Or non-work demands, for example from friends, acquaintances or official institutions, doctor's visits, dental appointments, vehicle servicing, banking... etc.
However, the amount of work I have on hand may affect my eating pattern to a certain extent. I often eat out at midday, but if I have a lot of work and deadlines to complete, I may tend to stay at home, or perhaps eat less and miss out on a siesta, or maybe have a shorter one than usual. It's no big deal, and I suspect that brief periods of eating less than usual, particularly without the dessert that comes included with a daily menu in Spain, can be a good thing. ▲ Collapse
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| Yes, sometimes! | Sep 9, 2016 |
I like long projects and they are not necessarily stressful but sometimes I can’t help but stress myself out: for big projects I always establish a daily quota in my calendar and if, by any circumstance, I can’t achieve it I’ll be really stressed and my meals (and my sleep) could be affected...
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| No, not really | Sep 9, 2016 |
I keep the same regular meal times and occasionally snack. It doesn't matter whether I have a large project or tight deadlines; I will still eat the same amount.
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John Cutler 
Шпанија
Local time: 15:17
шпански на англиски
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that my sleep is more affected than my eating.
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Ana Vozone
Local time: 14:17
Член (2010)
англиски на португалски
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| Yes, sometimes | Sep 9, 2016 |
I have to admit I frequently get carried away by my work and forget to eat at "regular" times...
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Muriel Vasconcellos (X)
Соединети Американски Држави
Local time: 06:17
шпански на англиски
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| Yes, sometimes | Sep 9, 2016 |
In those circumstances I may start snacking rather than fix proper meals. This is both an advantage and disadvantage of living alone - an advantage because I'm free to set my own schedule, and a disadvantage because I eat less nutritiously.
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Serena Basili
Белгија
Local time: 15:17
англиски на италијански
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| Sometimes, only at night | Sep 9, 2016 |
When I have a rush job due SOB and I have to work at night, the more I get sleepy the more I need to drink/eat something to keep me awake - and I end up having 2 cups of tea and biscuits...the problem is that I often have this kind of jobs and let's say that my scale is not happy to see me recently haha
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But if I have one or several tight deadlines, I may eat simple meals without a lot of preparation
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Ana Vozone wrote:
I have to admit I frequently get carried away by my work and forget to eat at "regular" times...
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| Sometimes ... | Sep 9, 2016 |
When I 'go to work' (aka: walk to my home office), I take along with me a serving tray with sandwiches, fruits, veggies, nuts and a litre of green tea. Usually, all has been consumed at the end of my working day, but when I'm working frantically toward a deadline, I may forget about eating, and some of the food is left.
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| exactly the same for me | Sep 9, 2016 |
John Cutler wrote:
that my sleep is more affected than my eating.
I wake up like 1 hour before the alarm clock does its job... and I do not sleep well.
I eat regularly, thanks to the fact that my kids have breakfast and lunch with me, so I have to take the time to eat.
Dinner is the only moment when my wife eats with us, so...
[Edited at 2016-09-10 04:27 GMT]
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If I have a tight deadline and yes I sometimes have to push lunch back. I've ended up eating lunch at 3 or 4 because I had to submit a project before the deadline.
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When I am really busy and work late into the night, the fridge is not safe and i have no power to stop myself.
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It's more likely to happen to me in case of a small rush project (not more than one day long) rather than with a big project, when you can manage your time properly.
Sometimes I've ended up eating lunch at 3 or 4 or even had no lunch because I had to submit a project before the deadline. So, I try to avoid rush jobs.
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