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EPISODE · Feb 4, 2016 · 53 MIN

Family: The Myth Of Work Life Balance

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<div class="shownotes post"> <p>Whether a single coder like BJ or one with a spouse and a child like Will this week's discussion focuses on the myth of the work-life balance. Work and life are intermingled and to imply a balance is to imply that one outweighs the other. A better description would be work-life separation and maintaining boundaries. This is accomplished by focusing on the quality of the time spent working and with family instead of the quantity. Throughout the episode Will and BJ share examples from their personal lives and lessons they have learned. Like a family they start with the relationship between significant others then move into the complexity that having children adds to that relationship. The episode closes out discussing the extremes of survival mode and how to survive it.</p> <div class="editornotes"> <h3>Editor's Notes:</h3> <p>A special thanks <a href="https://soundcloud.com/zaphoid1">Jason Belcher</a> for mastering the audio this week. We are gradually improving our process and he not only provided the new IoTease theme but has been a great help along the way.</p> </div></div> Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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