By far the most common conversation we have with the folks we interview is about work-life balance.  Starting a business or pursuing a creative career makes finding work life balance really tough because there is no clear start and end to one’s work day.  We’ve shared some of our conversations on the topic below.

Quentin McCain | #1 Best-Selling Author & Master Mindset Coach

I believe that what we really need is a paradigm shift in this area. If we really think about it, balance means having every area of your life equally…balanced. When does that ever really happen? I would say never. What would really benefit us to be more focused on is having harmony in the different areas of our work and life. Unlike balance where everything is fighting for equality, harmony is when the different areas of your life are working together harmoniously. Read more>>

Jess Marinos | Postnatal Doula

Finding your “No” is so powerful when working for yourself! In the beginning you are so excited to take on any work the word no rarely finds it’s way into your vocabulary. Sometimes that can be okay, but eventually the exhaustion kicks in and burn out isn’t far behind. Read more>>

Charlyn Dahilig | Photographer

What has truly helped me is setting an alarm for 6am and using the time from 6a-7a for reading and journaling. It starts my day in routine and provides consistency that helps slowly wake my mind and spirit up to start the day. Read more>>