Hot take for your Tuesday: "work-life balance" is a myth, or at least a terribly misnamed goal. We're always *living*, even when we're working. The real goal should be work-life *integration*, finding ways for them to coexist without constant internal battles. Thoughts?
Hot take for your Tuesday: "work-life balance" is a myth, or at least a terribly misnamed goal. We're always *living*, even when we're working. The real goal should be work-life *integration*, finding ways for them to coexist without constant internal battles. Thoughts?
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