The entrepreneur argued that attempts to create a balanced life often start by counting the 168 hours in a week. On paper, after accounting for sleep, work, and commuting, there appears to be enough time for family, fitness, hobbies, and social life.
The entrepreneur argued that attempts to create a balanced life often start by counting the 168 hours in a week. On paper, after accounting for sleep, work, and commuting, there appears to be enough time for family, fitness, hobbies, and social life.
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The entrepreneur argued that attempts to create a balanced life often start by counting the 168 hours in a week. On paper, after accounting for sleep, work, and commuting, there appears to be enough time for family, fitness, hobbies, and social life.
