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I love what I do at work and so I often find myself “grinding”. And I mention that because I used to have a hard time “shutting off”..but over the last couple of years I’ve been better at finding a good balance. For me, it’s been equally as important that I bring the same intensity that I do at work to my personal life, too. For me that shows up: -Being present with my wife & family  -Pursuing my goals outside of work with intensity  -Taking care of my physical and mental health -Being intentional about relaxing -My morning routine and shutdown / night time routine  -My hobbies (these days it’s traveling, restaurants, coffee shops, lifting/ running, etc) -Reducing screen time It’s also critical to eliminate bad habits that might get in the way.  7+ years ago, at 26, I was drinking/ partying 3 days a week, gambling, etc.. impossible to take care of myself when my habits & choices aren’t aligned with what I actually want.  That lifestyle (obviously) wasn’t sustainable and was a reflection of my poor performance and all my self worth being tied up in things I couldn’t control. I made rigorous changes and turned my life around. Addition by subtraction.  I also invest in myself outside of work: therapy, trainer, high-quality food, etc.  I love working hard, it’s in my DNA to, but it’s only sustainable because of the life I’ve built outside of work, too.  Sharing because I hope at least one person who might be overextending their selves and ignoring their life outside of work might see this and realize that doesn't have to be the case!
I love what I do at work and so I often find myself “grinding”. And I mention that because I used to have a hard time “shutting off”..but over the last couple of years I’ve been better at finding a good balance. For me, it’s been equally as important that I bring the same intensity that I do at work to my personal life, too. For me that shows up: -Being present with my wife & family -Pursuing my goals outside of work with intensity -Taking care of my physical and mental health -Being intentional about relaxing -My morning routine and shutdown / night time routine -My hobbies (these days it’s traveling, restaurants, coffee shops, lifting/ running, etc) -Reducing screen time It’s also critical to eliminate bad habits that might get in the way. 7+ years ago, at 26, I was drinking/ partying 3 days a week, gambling, etc.. impossible to take care of myself when my habits & choices aren’t aligned with what I actually want. That lifestyle (obviously) wasn’t sustainable and was a reflection of my poor performance and all my self worth being tied up in things I couldn’t control. I made rigorous changes and turned my life around. Addition by subtraction. I also invest in myself outside of work: therapy, trainer, high-quality food, etc. I love working hard, it’s in my DNA to, but it’s only sustainable because of the life I’ve built outside of work, too. Sharing because I hope at least one person who might be overextending their selves and ignoring their life outside of work might see this and realize that doesn't have to be the case!

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