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Old 08-05-2011, 08:31 AM #2
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I am in a similar situation like you. Moving out to cut the rent and has to make a lot of decisions since I work from home. Not really sure working is helping or not. But when I did nothing (for about 1 year) don't think I improved any better after 8 months (may be 6).

I completely agree how hard all these decisions can be for PCS subjects.
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