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Master your Money with me | Building FinTech Startup | Wealth Manager | Serial Entrepreneur | CWM Pursuant

For 5+ years, I’ve been chasing the idea of work-life balance.   The thought of splitting life evenly between work and personal time sounds nice. but it’s not real.   In reality, some weeks work takes up all your time. and other times your personal life needs more attention.   There’s no perfect way to balance it all.   I’ve learnt that true balance isn’t about following a strict schedule. It’s about finding peace within yourself and your situation.   It’s about having a life where work feels good and your personal time refreshes you. without drawing strict lines between them.   Instead of aiming for perfect balance, focus on building a life you love. -Be realistic with what you expect from yourself & business. -Take care of yourself to stay healthy and happy. -Do things that match your values & goals.   A good life includes both work and personal happiness.   Trying to balance them perfectly might not work. Instead, aim for a life that makes you happy and fulfilled. #worklifebalance #business #healthy #work #goal

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Prateek Jaiswal

Master your Money with me | Building FinTech Startup | Wealth Manager | Serial Entrepreneur | CWM Pursuant

2mo

📌 What’s one thing you do to recharge?

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Prateek Jaiswal

Master your Money with me | Building FinTech Startup | Wealth Manager | Serial Entrepreneur | CWM Pursuant

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📌 PS: It’s about progress, not perfection in work-life balance.

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Kalyani Abhyankar

I guide professionals to rewire limiting beliefs and achieve breakthrough results in 4 weeks| Life Coach| Internship Coordinator| Assistant Professor of Law, Christ(Deemed to Be University) Pune,

2mo

t’s true that some periods will demand more from one side of the scale than the other, and that’s okay. What matters is how we respond to these shifts and how we nurture both our professional and personal well-being. Your advice to be realistic with expectations, prioritize self-care, and align activities with personal values is spot-on. It’s about creating a life that feels fulfilling and enjoyable, rather than stressing over an ideal that might not exist.

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