It seems to me that our society has lost the plot in relation to how it allows work life and business to impact the things we value most in life. The evidence can be seen in things such as lack of personal freedom, damaged family life and relationships, fractured communities, social problems, to name but a few.
If you have read the two previous posts in this series, you will probably have worked out that I am not a big fan of the phrase work life balance. Nor am I a fan of using it as a focus for creating business success and lifestyle freedom.
In my previous post “Why work-life balance is misleading” we looked at how focussing on the phrase work-life balance could be guiding your focus and actions down a route that won’t deliver what you really want for yourself.
Is focusing on work-life balance really the way to achieve your ideal business and life?
Work-life balance is a phrase much bandied about these days. However, the phrase can be misleading. Misleading phrases can lead to actions that deliver different results to the ideal that you really want – and that is a problem.
