Recreation & Sports
Your calendar isn’t just a place to jot down appointments; it’s the single most powerful tool you have for controlling your time. Treat it like a precious resource. Instead of passively letting meetings and tasks fill it, actively schedule your day. This
Sarah, a software engineer at IBM for five years, initially struggled to find balance. The demanding nature of her role, coupled with personal commitments, left her feeling constantly overwhelmed. Long hours were the norm, and weekends were often spent catching up on work.
For years, we’ve chased the elusive “work-life balance,” envisioning a perfect 50/50 split between professional and personal life. The reality, however, is that this rigid approach often falls short. Life is messy, unpredictable, and rarely adheres to neat compartmentalization. Instead of striving for
