As leaders, work/life balance is a hot topic. But, do you have a clear definition of what this even means? Do you know what your team members think it means? Some definitions that I don't think are helpful:
- work/life balance means equal time on professional and personal endeavors
- work/life balance means I want the convenience of working at home
- work/life balance means time away from work to take care of personal tasks
I actually love the definition from Maura Thomas's Forbes article: "don't work too much". What would this look like for you and your team?
From there, as leaders, we also need to ensure we are walking the talk in 3 specific areas:
1. Boundaries - do you honor your employee's boundaries?
2. Self Care - do your employees feel they can take care of themselves without jumping through a bunch of hoops?
3. Saying No - can you receive a "no" from your team?
Click here to access the Forbes article discussed in this episode.
Want more info on living and leading with intention and purpose?
Click here for Jen's links.
As leaders, work/life balance is a hot topic. But, do you have a clear definition of what this even means? Do you know what your team members think it means? Some definitions that I don't think are helpful:
- work/life balance means equal time on professional and personal endeavors
- work/life balance means I want the convenience of working at home
- work/life balance means time away from work to take care of personal tasks
I actually love the definition from Maura Thomas's Forbes article: "don't work too much". What would this look like for you and your team?
From there, as leaders, we also need to ensure we are walking the talk in 3 specific areas:
1. Boundaries - do you honor your employee's boundaries?
2. Self Care - do your employees feel they can take care of themselves without jumping through a bunch of hoops?
3. Saying No - can you receive a "no" from your team?
Click here to access the Forbes article discussed in this episode.
Want more info on living and leading with intention and purpose?
Click here for Jen's links.