This post takes a look at how language of machines and technology could be contributing to an inconsistent work-life balance. It encourages the small business owner to step back and see how his/her work might be affecting their health and how others perceive the health of the business.
Managing the Business Owner: Of Machines & Work-Life Balance
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3keyscoach under Self-Development
From http://www.abilitysuccessgrowth.com 4721 days ago
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4721 days ago
I'd even go as far as to say that the faulty mindset you describe can sometimes be attributed to Arrogance. It Can come from insecurity or desperation, too - but sometimes it's just Arrogance (a very ugly word) to believe the world (your business) can't survive w/o you actively attending it every single day, no exceptions. (The "nothing is ever good enough" / "never be satisfied" mindset compounds this - leading to "full-on dementia".)
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