A host of factors, developments, and dynamics have made most industries more competitive than ever. As a result so many of us wonder whether there is still such a thing as work-life balance. We reached out to the community to hear perspectives on finding the right balance.

Başak Cankeş

Life is a design in itself. Everyone should have the freedom to shape their own life. We need to learn how to structure our work schedules around the times when we feel most productive and energized, setting aside space for ourselves in the remaining time.
Many people today struggle with unhappiness because they build their professional lives entirely around output without allowing room for personal fulfillment.  Read More>>

Moon Reflections Photography Sacred & Supreme

Sacred: Work-life balance has always felt like a goal just out of reach—almost unattainable. There was a time in our business when my husband, Supreme, wasn’t working within the company, which meant we spent a lot of time apart. To me, true balance is about cohesiveness and oneness, where family and business are equally valued and nurtured. Read More>>

Embodie Campbell

A “work life balance” is where a lump sum of my challenges come from. Being someone who is pursuing art while still needing to pay the bills, I feel as though I have two full time jobs. A big change I’ve been embracing is that it’s not just a work/life balance anymore, its work/life/career balance. I have made a big effort in making sure my typical “work” doesn’t follow me home, and doesn’t cloud the effort I put into my art work. Read More>>