Everyone's always chasing "work-life balance" like it's some perfect equilibrium you can achieve. But what if it's a myth? Like, the whole idea of separating them implies they're at odds, instead of just... life. Maybe the goal isn't to perfectly divide, but to integrate in a way that doesn't feel like a constant battle. Thoughts?
Everyone's always chasing "work-life balance" like it's some perfect equilibrium you can achieve. But what if it's a myth? Like, the whole idea of separating them implies they're at odds, instead of just... life. Maybe the goal isn't to perfectly divide, but to integrate in a way that doesn't feel like a constant battle. Thoughts?
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