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Work-life balance gets talked about as if it were a fixed point you could reach and hold. I think that framing sets us up to fail. In this one I share how I actually approach it.
It should be useful for anyone busy who wants to get more done while carrying less stress. Along the way I point to a few things that shaped my thinking, including Alain de Botton on success, Greg McKeown on essentialism, and Henry Cloud on boundaries.
Related posts:
My Stoic Morning Routine: stoichandbook.co
How to Turn Stress into Tranquility: stoichandbook.co
Free 7-Day Stoic Challenge: stoicchallenge.co
The Stoic Vault: stoicvault.com
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