Scattered across the digital landscape, there’s been a trend toward the trashing and bashing of work life balance. Some career experts, human resource pundits, and life coaches have been eroding confidence in the value of work life balance, or flexibility, saying that it flies in the face of conventional wisdom in a dire job market. Of course, holding on to a job is paramount as we endure the daily public dose of pink slips – but how about holding onto our sanity and avoiding burnout?
When you rise from your morning stupor, is the first thought on your mind the delight of the day ahead at work – or the demise of your human experience in business? It’s a question that Vassar History professor and career counselor Rick Jarow tackles daily.
A new perspective on Work/life Culture is emerging. A new multi-faceted vision of how we work, live and thrive in our 24/7 world.
The working and living experience, separated for so long, have merged. We have become part of a Work/Life Nation.
“Survival of the fittest is not the criterion for evolution, but survival of the wisest.” Deepak Chopra………Those words from spiritual teacher and business maverick Deepak Chopra laid the foundation for a fascinating discussion on a conscious approach to business.
