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Medical Lab Scientist | Health Advocate | Personal Branding Coach | Founder & Humanitarian | Volunteer

John missed it! I don't want you to miss it too. It all started like any other day. John woke up before sunrise, his mind already racing with the day's to-do list. Without breakfast, he was out the door and on his way to the office, ready to dive into his role as a marketing professional. From 8 to 5, John's days were full of meetings, brainstorming sessions, and strategic planning. But that was just the beginning. As soon as he clocked out, John would transition into his side hustle, providing remote consulting services to small businesses. And if that wasn't enough, John was also an avid LinkedIn user, constantly networking, sharing insights, and building his brand. Every spare moment was dedicated to scrolling through his feed, engaging with posts, and crafting thoughtful comments. For weeks, John's routine remained unchanged. He would wake up exhausted, power through his day job, and immediately dive into his evening commitments. Sleep became an afterthought, and self-care was a foreign concept. It wasn't until a major opportunity presented itself that John's lack of rest caught up with him. A potential client reached out, requesting a proposal for a high-stakes project. This was the kind of opportunity John had been working towards for years, but in his sleep-deprived state, he struggled to formulate a coherent pitch. Ultimately, the proposal fell flat, and John watched helplessly as the client chose a competitor. He had sacrificed his well-being for the illusion of productivity, and it had cost him dearly. If John's story resonates with you, take a moment to reflect on your own habits. Are you sacrificing rest for the sake of perceived productivity? Remember, burnout is a real and insidious threat, one that can derail even the most ambitious goals. Prioritize your well-being, and watch as your personal and professional life flourishes in ways you never imagined possible. ↳ I am Emele Arthur-Hayford and I empower you to take command of your health. To Join the health commanders → Hit Follow. Let's take command of our health 🥂

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Emele Arthur-Hayford

Medical Lab Scientist | Health Advocate | Personal Branding Coach | Founder & Humanitarian | Volunteer

6mo

📌 John probably would have had that breakthrough if only he had not mistaken overworking as hard-working. Your body also has a limit don't push over the barrier

McDaniels Tetteh

Maths and Science Teacher//Entrepreneur@McCompany//Logo and poster Designer//Social media marketer(instagram,facebook and youtube expert)

6mo

inspiring

Fiamavor Afedo

Student at BYU IDAHO, Bsc Applied Health ll Data Entry Clerk/ Indexer at GMS for Family Search ll Seeking Opportunities In Public Health Care Delivery and Digital Marketing.

6mo

Emele Arthur-Hayford This is a deep sinking and thoughtful scenario we should be mindful of. Sleep is necessary for the body to rejuvenate its strength and spark its potentials for the actualization of its goals folks. As the saying goes " You can't cheat nature" hence l hope to renew and rekindle my commitments towards self care. Thank you Commander In Chief Emele Arthur-Hayford sharing for this insightful on today. Keep up the good work. 💖

Ese Kingsley-Arokamoni

Healthcare Leadership Strategist | Certified Trainer| Driving Performance Excellence | Speaker

5mo

Good one. Over working isn't hard work!

ERIC ADANYA

Bsc. Biomedical Science student|| An aspiring Data Analyst|| Aspiring Biomedical Researcher|| A volunteer||

6mo

Good insight!

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