Recently I've seen a lot of "RIP Work/Life
Balance" claims, arguing that the concept is dying, if not already dead. Some people state outright that you can no longer expect much of a personal life if you ever want to reach the C-Suite. Most, however, just claim there's simply no longer a reasonable difference between work and personal life. Smartphones, Wi-Fi, and related technology have made it possible for work to intrude upon your private life anywhere, anytime… so, they say, you may as well give up on the idea of having any sort of
work/life balance.
Rare Public Seminar: LIVE with Laura Stack on 11/2
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On November 2, 2016, Laura Stack is presenting a half-day intensive open-enrollment workshop in Parker, CO, so here’s your chance to hear her latest thinking—even if you have to fly to Denver for the event! It will be another couple years before this opportunity is available again.
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Successful people don’t trade personal satisfaction for professional achievement. They know high performance depends on both. You work hard all day at work and then go home to work more. The last person on your to-do list is…YOU!
To avoid the peaks and valleys of productivity created by balancing the urgent demands of work and personal life, professionals must be able to balance both without sacrificing either and find time for relaxation and enjoyment. When
you discover the right mix of time and accomplishment in all areas of your life, you’ll rediscover vision, vitality, and meaning!
Regularly $39 with $30 coupon now $9 for a one-hour online training video! You can project it in your conference room for a whole group to view.
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Laura Stack 303-471-7401
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