Ep. 32 – The Time I had a Work-Life Balance Breakthrough

Today’s show is an interview episode I had with Jerome Myers!    If you remember one of our previous episodes, Jerome is the very first guest we had on the show, and we are very honored to have him share many great and amazing stories with us. I am honored to be able to share my passion, my work ethic, and my advice to those who may have lost their way to a balanced life. Listen throughout the show and remember to subscribe to Jerome’s podcast, Dreamcatchers.   Let’s dive into the excerpts of the interview, shall we? [00:01 – 04:18] Opening Segment Thinking of anyone who could be a great guest for the show?  Reach out through the links below! How are you doing regarding your goals? Let me share my wins. Missed our previous UnWebinars? Sign-up now through the links below for our next meetings!   [04:19 – 15:32] More into Dr. James Bryant work ethic A great response to the things I do Producing podcast and coaching programs Investment is commitment Don’t do things half-heartedly! Tools are only supplements I was the guinea pig The kind of people I help What’s the main focus   [15:33 – 24:23] Why am I so passionate about what I do Two things that I pondered about: I wanted more time from my father My wife and children needed more time from me I share a personal story of mine Who do you really work for? Do you listen?   [24:23 – 30:55] On Selfishness and Self-Care This is the most selfish thing that you can do Remember: you can’t pour from an empty cup Use the Engineer’s blueprint to know how to care for yourself The fear of choosing priorities Strengthen your core!   [30:56 – 33:53] Closing Segment Parting Notes Tweetable Quotes: “Most of the people I work with are happy and excited because they say that it’s really good to have personal development that is targeted towards Engineers. They said, ‘nobody else does that! And you are one of us.’” - Dr. James Bryant “No matter how the programs are built, you still have to actually do the work to make it happen.” - Dr. James Bryant “If you want to widen your impact, you have to narrow down your focus.” - Dr. James Bryant “Most importantly, I’m connected to my family.” - Dr. James Bryant Important Resources to Note:  <