You may be trying to give equal attention to work, family, relationships, health, and everything else that matters. But real life does not divide itself into neat, equal portions. A new responsibility, difficult transition, urgent need, or demanding project can legitimately require more from you for a time. Balance Is Not Stillness challenges the belief that an uneven life must be a failing one. William R. Stanek introduces the Seasonal Balance Review, a practical way to decide what should grow, remain steady, receive protection, be reduced, be shared, or simply be accepted for now. You will learn to evaluate your present circumstances without demanding equal progress everywhere. Balance is not a perfect arrangement you finally achieve. It is the continuing work of deciding what needs you most and what enough means in this particular part of your life.
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You may be trying to give equal attention to work, family, relationships, health, and everything else that matters. But real life does not divide itself into neat, equal portions. A new responsibility, difficult transition, urgent need, or demanding project can legitimately require more from you for a time. Balance Is Not Stillness challenges the belief that an uneven life must be a failing one. William R. Stanek introduces the Seasonal Balance Review, a practical way to decide what should grow, remain steady, receive protection, be reduced, be shared, or simply be accepted for now. You will learn to evaluate your present circumstances without demanding equal progress everywhere. Balance is not a perfect arrangement you finally achieve. It is the continuing work of deciding what needs you most and what enough means in this particular part of your life.
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