How to Measure Your Work-Life Balance
Use our self-assessment tool to set your work-life balance goals in motion!
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Over 60% of employees in the U.S. are unsatisfied with their work-life balance. Many feel the pressure to clock more hours in order to churn out a higher volume of work, but research shows that beyond a certain amount of hours, employees are not actually producing more. Therefore, they risk harming their mental and physical health for very little gain.
Does this sound like you? If so, then it may be time to do an analysis quantifying what percentage of your time you are spending in each area of your life and what percentage of time you would like to spend. This exercise will help you bring awareness to your routine and identify where changes need to be made.
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