We don't need to be a full term trader for us to be a trader. If we have a job we are doing, it is good for us to do the two together. We can even trade at workplace when we are less busy and go about our normal analysis looking for where to buy or sell. There are different ways we can utilize our trading and we don't have to force. We can even analysis the market before going to work in the morning looking for a possible place to buy and sell. This could help us set a buy limit or sell limit that may trigger if price reaches the level for it to trigger.
Managing a job and trading simultaneously can be challenging, but with proper planning and discipline it is possible to balance both. Clearly define your trading goals and objectives which help to built a well-defined trading plan and your strategy, including buying and selling of your assets. Set aside dedicated time for trading, preferably when you're free from work-related responsibilities because effective time management is mandatory in this scenario. It's important to maintain a healthy work-life balance to avoid burnout, because when you trade with a tired mind, you lose yourself based on not giving adequate time. Therefore, maintaining a job and trading together needs self-control, anticipation, and honesty.