Treat your life like a company. Set quarterly and yearly goals, define what resources you need, and say no to anything that doesn't fit. Perfect balance is impossible, but this structure lets you actually finish things.
Learning to prioritize was really, really difficult for me, but you have to learn how to say no to things that are going to take away your time and your energy and not take you in the direction that you need to go, because opportunities will always be there. And I'm very grateful for all the opportunities that come across my path, but a lot of them can be distractions. So it's important to know what you're trying to achieve this quarter, this month, this year, or with this company or with this project, and make sure that you're making the time for it. From my own experience, you push too hard in one area means you're sacrificing in another area, and they always call it the balancing I don't think you ever find like perfect balance, but you're always like working on it. Yeah. So how I do it is I feel like I need to be very organized, and I think about my goals and what my challenges and obstacles are as a person first. And I do it quarterly, like a business, like a company. So I kind of think of my life like how I would run a company. I break it down into what are the goals, what are the resources needed, how do I schedule it and plan it.
