‘The concept of work-life balance was invented by people who hate the work they do. So if you love what you do, you don’t need work-life balance - you need work-life integration.’
That was the advice that James Watt, the captain and co-founder of drinks company BrewDog, gave in a recent Instagram video.
It’s an interesting trend that many have perceived in a younger generation of workers: there is a much greater expectation that a job will holistically satisfy. I’ve watched many friends and family float from job to job in search of the fulfilment that they think will accompany the ‘dream employment’.
The Christian's call to handle conflict differently
“The answer to speech we do not like is more speech.” [1] Over recent days, I’ve been reminded of those …