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The definition of being "somebody" is missing here. Anyways, it's not exclusively true that work-life balance has to be sacrificed. I met a very successful bus
by austinjp 5y ago
The definition of being "somebody" is missing here.
Anyways, it's not exclusively true that work-life balance has to be sacrificed. I met a very successful business owner (millionaire, to quantify) a while ago who didn't do meetings before midday. Hated it, and would prefer to meet late afternoon. If being "somebody" includes financial success, they illustrated that it's not necessarily incompatible with a happy work-life balance.
- all2 5y agoWealth, power, fame == "somebody" Tbh, I'm not interested in being that kind of somebody. I'd rather be a good friend, good at my job, and doing the work my God has set out for me to do. If I can nail those I think I'm doing pretty well. Dare I say I might even be satisfied.