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Hank Miller
June 23, 2014 at 12:39 pm
Lani you’re always a good read.
How much of this is hardwired behavior for the type A/AA entrepreneur? Most of us have the “if not working, thinking about working” mindset. If you genuinely enjoy work, is being connected a bad thing? Within reason of course….I know I can recharge with a day off….stretch it to 3-4 and I get antsy.
Then there’s the practical side we all know – when it’s busy you better make it and store it for when it’s slow. Finding a balance can be tough but successful folks fit down time in.
Enough with this, need to finish a blog post……
AmyVernon
June 23, 2014 at 2:06 pm
It’s so true – we’re so addicted to being busy that we forget that’s not necessarily a good thing. I love #3, especially, because we try to glorify our busy-ness, as if it makes us special.
Chris Lengquist
December 25, 2015 at 11:56 am
Work hard when you are working. Relax when you are relaxing. Be where you are.
I know it sounds cliche, but I’m 50 now and I realize that enjoying my life and family is far more important than being busy for busy sake.
Great write. Sorry it took me so long to find.