Could you please share what work-life balance mean to you?
Joy kalu
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Is it about setting boundaries or making time for hobbies?
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Tiger L@tigerl
AI Phone
For me, it's like managing the demands of both professional and personal life in a way that promotes well-being and satisfaction in both areas.
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Being able to spend time with my family while efficiently managing my work and task.
Scade.pro
Balance and proper allocation of time for yourself (sleep, sports, hobbies), family (together and individually), work and household chores.
I'll be honest - I don't always manage to achieve balance, but I still try.
Occasionally having 6 hours of sleep, and two 15-minute meals during a day
Seamailer
NodeLand
For me it means having good times with my wife and daughter even on weekdays
For me setting boundaries to prevent burnout.
For me, work-life balance is about setting boundaries and prioritizing what matters most outside of work. That means dedicating quality time to my family, staying active with hobbies and exercise, and making sure to unplug and recharge on weekends. It's not always easy, but I find that consciously focusing on balance helps me stay energized and avoid burnout in the long run.
To me, work-life balance is about having time to pick up some fun, random stuff while still getting my important work done.
Work-life balance to me means having the freedom to manage my time in a way that lets me excel at work while still making space for personal moments that matter. Itโs about setting boundaries, prioritizing self-care, and not feeling guilty for taking time to recharge.
For me, work-life balance is about setting clear boundaries between work and personal time. I make sure to unplug from work in the evenings and on weekends to focus on my family, hobbies, and self-care. Things like not checking work emails outside work hours, using my vacation days, and having a consistent end time to my work day. It's not always perfect, but being intentional about protecting my personal time has made a big difference in reducing stress and avoiding burnout. It takes discipline but it's so worth it for better overall quality of life.
Seamailer
@elijahscottfitzgerald Absolutely! Itโs remarkable how discipline can result in significant enhancements. Thanks a bunch ๐
For me, work-life balance is about setting boundaries and being fully present. When I'm working, I focus 100% on doing great work. But I also block off time every evening and weekend to unplug, spend quality time with my family, and pursue hobbies and interests outside of work. It's not always easy, but I find that balance helps me stay energized, creative and avoid burnout in the long run.
To me, work-life balance is about setting boundaries so I can enjoy time with family and friends, while still being productive at work
To me, work-life balance is all about setting firm boundaries so that my evenings and weekends are truly my own.
When I do not have to worry about work while being with my family.
For me finding harmony between career and personal life.
It's about finding harmony between work and down time.
I find work-life balance in making sure I have time to relax and do things that help me unwind, like cooking or spending time with friends.
personally, it involves creating a balance between work and life and having enough time for family that doesnt involve work
whatever you do ensure you create personal time for yourself. Cause you need Life to be able to work
Answer this simple question: Do you work to live or do you live to work?
Can you have a life outside of work without being stressed out?
Can you spend enough time with your partner and kids so they don't feel left out?
Do you have time to acquire new skills and knowledge not related to your work?
If yes, work and life are in balance. Otherwise not.