Everyone acts like "work-life balance" is some mythical beast. What if it's just a reframing problem? We complain about work spilling into life, but life spills into work constantly. Doctor's appointments, kid's calls, online shopping. It's not a balance; it's a messy overlap. And maybe that's okay.
Everyone acts like "work-life balance" is some mythical beast. What if it's just a reframing problem? We complain about work spilling into life, but life spills into work constantly. Doctor's appointments, kid's calls, online shopping. It's not a balance; it's a messy overlap. And maybe that's okay.
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