The Coronavirus has given many us an opportunity to pause and think about life, our purpose, and even the right work life balance. What’s your perspective and has it changed over time?

Shana Halligan | Singer/Songwriter/producer/passion chef

I used to have no work life balance. My life was my work. It was the only thing that gave me an identity . My work was what I needed to lose myself in so I didn’t need to feel too much in my every day life.
It was my love, my passion, my sex, my self esteem, it was everything. Read more>>

Kate Jade | Author, Metaphysical Shop Owner, and Esoteric Educator

In the past, I would have deemed myself a workaholic. My energy was devoted to my career, accomplishments, and climbing the metaphoric ladder of society. Every day I was exhausted, energetically drained, and growing closer and closer to burnout. Of course, I justified the constant grinding as a necessity to not just survive but thrive in the workplace and financially. Read more>>

James Nelson | Graphic Designer

As a graphic designer, the idea of balance has evolved significantly for me over time, both in design and in how I approach my work-life dynamic. Read more>>