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I like to share what happened in Singapore. The authority mandate that everyone returning from China to take a leave of absence for 2 weeks. Meaning they have to stay at home and limit their contact as much as possible.Unfortunately, some landlord decided that the tenants are a risk to their own family members and prevented them from coming home. Many have to book into hotels.The authority warned the landlord if they do that, they will be bar from all future lease. Losing all future earnings.Authority has more than one way to skin a cat.

It's much better to succeed one or two years late than fail on time. Ultimately, others will remember mostly only the end result and less so how you got there.In fact, many top undergraduate programs, including Harvard College, even encourage leaves of absence. Each semester, we were sent a reminder from our resident deans (college administrators in charge of student wellness at each undergraduate house) that taking a leave of absence was always an option:I know some of you are thinking about taking a break from Harvard in the spring—good! Whether you’re going to do a cool job, do some research, relax, find yourself, rest, be with your family, take care of yourself, try out your new social network idea, whatever—these are all valid uses of a leave of absence!Leaves of absence aren't right for everyone, but they can be extremely beneficial if leveraged the right way. Take some time to deal with personal problems or invest in personal growth. Take on an internship or gain additional research experience (including an extra summer for research once you've returned to school). Take time to unwind and sharpen your mental saw.I've had friends take leaves of absence to de-stress and deal with mental health issues. One eventually graduated magna cum laude and got into a top-five law school. Several left to pursue startups or internships with successful senatorial campaigns or non-profits. Other than the startup founders, all came back to graduate with flying colors.Some people who took leaves of absence are among the most brilliant people I know. One student who had skipped Math 55 and had taken algebraic topology as a freshman took time off to deal with personal difficulties and then came back stronger than ever.As a student, you're at a juncture in your life in which taking one or two semesters to get things right, which may very well have an impact far down the road, is much better than rushing through. If anything, I was surprised by how many graduate students at the top programs had taken leaves of absence in college or gap years between college and graduate school. There's very little stigma to taking a little extra time if you can show that you're stronger because of it.Taking extra semesters to graduate and establish good postgraduate prospects isn't a failure. Rushing to graduate "on time" and barely scraping by (or failing to graduate at all) is a failure.

After a couple of early stressful hours, I leave my seat to fetch a cup of coffee. Instead, I go to washroom, take a leak, get refreshed a bit and return to my seat.Then I realise, I forgot to get my coffee and need to go back again to fetch one (I badly need one at this point). Sometimes, to optimise, I give a print of some essential information which I am currently analysing assuming I will collect the printouts on my way back from cafeteria.I take my coffee this time and come back to my seat forgetting about the printouts. I generally put in another couple of hours before breaking for lunch. In the mean time one of my good colleagues will bring and hand me over the long forgotten print outs.I break for lunch and return back half an hour later, usually with another cup of coffee.After another 2-3 stressful hours, I break for another coffee usually a bit relaxed considering end of the day is near. I return to my seat with my final cup of coffee for the day.Guess what? This is what I find on my table.Damn! I forgot to drink my coffee each time I took one!This is my almost daily office routine!