By far the most common conversation we have with the folks we interview is about work-life balance. Starting a business or pursuing a creative career makes finding work life balance really tough because there is no clear start and end to one’s work day. We’ve shared some of our conversations on the topic below.

Kevin Cavite

To be honest, it’s been crazy and all over the place, but I still find time to stay fit and prioritize what my wife and I call “quality time.” There are a lot of long days and endless nights building Rhovive, but it doesn’t feel like work when you’re building something people genuinely enjoy. It also helps that we get to meet other entrepreneurs along the way. Read More>> 

Chelsey Victoria

Honestly its extremely hard to maintain balance in my life but I am a strong believer in chasing all of my dreams and not just some. I have to balance my “job”, 2 businesses, family, and music career. I try not to make excuses. Sometimes I find myself procrastinating and I have to force myself out of it. You have to stay focused on what you want out of this life. My favorite quote is Eric Thomas, “When you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe then you’ll be successful.”  Read More>> 

GEOVONNIEx

I had to learn not to spread myself too thin. After years in the industry, I found myself diving headfirst into all kinds of projects; some that didn’t align with my vision, brand, or aesthetic at all. At the time, I thought saying “yes” to everything was the key to growth, but I eventually realized it was actually holding me back.

Over time, I learned to be more selective. I started filtering out what and who I gave my energy to, making sure it matched the level I’m currently at or the higher level I’m striving toward. Matching your work with your current or elevated self is so important. It helps you stay aligned and keep your peace. Read More>>