1175: How to Get a Life (No, Really, How?) by Margo Aaron of That Seems Important on Work-Life Balance

Optimal Work Daily - Career, Productivity & Entrepreneurship

English - December 19, 2023 08:00 - 8 minutes - ★★★★★ - 181 ratings
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Episode 1175:
Margo Aaron challenges the conventional notion that work and life are separate entities in "How to Get a Life (No, Really, How?)." She argues that the activities we engage in, including work, hobbies, and social interactions, collectively define our lives. Aaron's perspective invites listeners to reconsider the traditional boundaries between personal and professional life, emphasizing that everything we do contributes to who we are.
Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.thatseemsimportant.com/personal-growth/how-to-get-a-life-no-really-how/
Quotes to ponder:
The best manager I ever worked for told me to work less. [...] 'I need you to have a life. It’s part of your job as a marketer. We need to be in the zeitgeist.'"
"Pretending our work is not our life is like pretending we don’t eat food. It’s a lie. [...] What we do with our time is our life."
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Episode 1175:

Margo Aaron challenges the conventional notion that work and life are separate entities in "How to Get a Life (No, Really, How?)." She argues that the activities we engage in, including work, hobbies, and social interactions, collectively define our lives. Aaron's perspective invites listeners to reconsider the traditional boundaries between personal and professional life, emphasizing that everything we do contributes to who we are.

Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.thatseemsimportant.com/personal-growth/how-to-get-a-life-no-really-how/

Quotes to ponder:

The best manager I ever worked for told me to work less. [...] 'I need you to have a life. It’s part of your job as a marketer. We need to be in the zeitgeist.'"

"Pretending our work is not our life is like pretending we don’t eat food. It’s a lie. [...] What we do with our time is our life."

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