The Coronavirus has given many us an opportunity to pause and think about life, our purpose, and even the right work life balance. What’s your perspective and has it changed over time?
Sunday Ordoñez | Sunday Ordoñez
My life used to be absolutely consumed by work and I felt like I was always on the grind. Since starting my own business, I love the flexibility it’s given me to have autonomy over my schedule and to prioritize my mental health. I think it’s so important to make time for self care before you get burnt out rather than using self care as a bandaid once you’ve gone over the deep end. Read more>>
Yvette Sadovoy | Tax Strategist
Work-life balance is one of the most important things for me to maintain especially working in the accounting world. Many people don’t realize that for 4 months out of the year we essentially work 15+ hour days with barely any days off. While I love serving my clients and the thrill of the rush, it is very tolling. You barely see your family or friends or have any rest. While I was single it was fine, but as you go through life’s stages, you begin to realize that you have to make time for the things that matter because you’ll never “find” spare time. Read more>>
Elizabeth Plaza | Artisan & Content Creator
Most of my friends thought that pursuing my own business meant that I’d have more time to relax and enjoy the day while others were at work but, the truth is I work more than I did when I was working as a general manager for a high rise condominium in Brickell, managing three different associations. The biggest difference is that my schedule is much more flexible and I am working to line my own pockets and build my own empire. Despite how grateful I am for everything I’ve learned in my previous careers, I’m incredibly grateful to be doing what I love and am truly passionate about. They say “if you do what you love you’ll never work a day in your life” and there really is so much truth to that statement! Read more>>
Krystal Pitt | Entrepreneur & Holistic Lifestyle Coach
Knowing life is meant to be balanced and to know what that looks like is key, we first must tap in to awareness of self. Knowing ourselves will not only help you to find balance but it will inevitably allow you to steer others in the right direction when it comes to you and your needs. We can all get caught up in the “work flow’ trap but with the awareness and being in tune with self is the power of knowing when its time to balance. Read more>>
Christina Perez | Director of Field Multicultural at Allied Global Marketing
Anyone that says that a work life balance is not possible… is wrong. However, anyone that says a work life balance is easy…is also wrong. Work life balance is probably one of the most difficult things to manage. But necessary. I used to burn the midnight oil like no one’s business. I was also a single, young woman eager to find my place. That work life balance one of the things that I am constantly trying to achieve. I think the key to figuring out my balance is realizing that I can’t do it all. Knowing my limits. Don’t get my wrong, I push my limits but I know what they are. Read more>>