Work-Life Balance – Page 4 – The Talking Fern

On My First Vacation in 6 Years, a Flip Phone Was My Only Connection to Work. Here’s What I Learned.

To avoid entrepreneurial exhaustion, sometimes you have to disconnect.

Secret Service agents are crystal clear on their mission — but know when it’s OK to be ‘off the clock.’

All work and no play makes for a very dull entrepreneur.

Constant travel, trade shows, 5 a.m. starts, 16-hour days and late-night drinks with partners had left me spent.

Employees want flexible schedules and more hours for the rest of their lives. Businesses have a lot to gain by giving them what they want.

Following a few rules can make your entire life run more smoothly and help you fit everything in that is most important to you.

You can do it all (or at least make it easier to do everything you enjoy) with these smart tips from a successful entrepreneur.

Focusing on what you actually got done rather than boasting of how many hours you spent working is a good start.

A founder’s most precious commodity is focused attention. Anything that disrupts it must be eliminated to avoid exhaustion and ensure success.

All work and no play makes you a very unimaginative problem solver.