Yes. I workout regularly, go out with friends, play with my kids and have a successful career. The trick (for me) is relentless prioritization. Figure out wha

Yes. I workout regularly, go out with friends, play with my kids and have a successful career. The trick (for me) is relentless prioritization. Figure out what really matters in all contexts and invest in the important stuff, drop the rest. If you're working 60-80 hours weeks, you're not prioritizing properly. Do not confuse urgency with importance. Learn to say no, delegate, trust others and ask for help if you need it. There's an emotional component to it. You need to be able to be ok failing at some things. If you want to excel at something, you need to consciously choose what you're going to be bad at. There will be situations that require extraordinary effort, but these should not be the norm, they should be extraordinary.