We often hear people telling us how important it is to strike a perfect work-life balance.
Ask yourself: "How often do you already find yourself exhausted on a Monday afternoon?", "How often do you take your work home with you?", or "When did you last miss an important family event due to your work commitments?". These questions are all designed to convince us to have more choice and control over our working lives, and to switch off and leave it all behind us at the end of the day.
But what if the answer to each of the questions posed above is actually "never"?
Could this possibly mean that you have found your perfect work-life balance?
For those of us who are fortunate enough to have found the perfect balance between a successful career, commuting to and from work, juggling external studies or sports commitments, raising a family and somehow still being able to relax (or even getting away on holidays!) without letting work invade our personal life, perhaps there is a new career-based utopia to strive for ... the "work-work balance".
