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The 3 Things That Suffer When Your Forget You Work To Provide, Not To Divide

Your family, friends, and loved ones should always be the most important in your life. The importance of a work-life balance remains under-appreciated in the employer-employee relationship.

Jason Morton
10 min readOct 9, 2022
Image by Mustafa Keskin from Pixabay

We wake up, spend a few precious minutes with our loved ones, and go to work. For a great many people, that describes a routine day. The fortunate ones go to work and do something they’re passionate about, something they love, or something they don’t mind doing. Millions of others go to a job that is a means to an end, a paycheck. Essentially, we all are doing the same thing, trading services for currency to provide for ourselves and our families.

Not all jobs allow us the needed time to enjoy our families. Some jobs take enough out of people that even when you’re free to be with family and friends, it’s not as fulfilling for you or the ones you love. When the time between home and work begins to lose balance, things that should matter to us suddenly are more at risk. What have you seen people suffer through because they didn’t maintain a healthy equilibrium between work and their lives? What might you have suffered because of losing balance?

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Jason Morton
Jason Morton

Written by Jason Morton

Currently, I'm a telecom tech, a grandfather, and fighting cancer. I enjoy writing and sharing opinions. I stumbled into some knowledge along my journey.

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