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Off Balance:
…the greatest experience of satisfaction often comes after times of great stress and even intense suffering (of one kind or another).
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47 |
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Off Balance:
…any experience of satisfaction almost always follows some type of delayed gratification.
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47 |
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Off Balance:
If you cannot measure something, you cannot change it.
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48 |
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Off Balance:
It is impossible to separate the personal from the professional; the two are intricately linked.
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60 |
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Off Balance:
Separating the personal from the professional sounds good in theory, but in practice it just doesn’t work.
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61 |
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Off Balance:
… excellence in any field requires that we miss out on other things.
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66 |
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Off Balance:
Success always has required and always will require sacrifice.
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66 |
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Off Balance:
If success were easy, it would be common. It is difficult and that is why it is rare.
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66 |
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Off Balance:
…part of growing to maturity, part of growing up, requires that we recognize and accept that we cannot have it all.
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66 |
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Off Balance:
…the work-life balance discussion has made us feel that we can have it all, and we cannot.
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