How do you manage the pressures of work, your own project commitments, and your personal life?

My focus generally remains on time management and proper prioritization

I totally understand where you're coming from. Balancing work, personal projects, and personal life can definitely feel overwhelming at times. It's a common challenge that many of us face. One thing that has helped me is setting clear boundaries and priorities. I try to allocate specific time for work, personal projects, and most importantly, for my personal life. It's all about finding that balance that works for you. It's also important to remember that it's okay to ask for help or to take a step back when things start to feel too much. Self-care and managing stress are crucial in maintaining a healthy balance.

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Proper prioritization

, always prioritize your loved ones. You can always cut out a slice of your time to show them how much your appreciate them. They'll come and support you when you need them most!

Task Management and knowing where my limits are. Limits should be tested occasionally and pushed every so often, but I try to do everything in moderation with equal enthusiasm.

I try to stay organized with a solid schedule and prioritize tasks. Taking small breaks and making time for things I enjoy outside of work helps keep the balance.

Proper prioritization

Balance in life has always been super important to me, and it's a note that young founders and innovators should pay more attention to. I push, at a reasonable rate (see my recent discussion about working fast vs. slow and steady), and always decompress and disconnect. For me it's tennis, working out, sauna, plunge, keeping a nice wellness routine. For others, it will be something else, but what battery runs at 100% without being recharged? Something to keep note of on all of our journeys.....

I prioritize tasks, set boundaries, and schedule downtime.

Yes, for sure. Sometimes things are overwhelming.

Well, technically if you're overwhelmed then something isn't fulfilling. You're managing a bunch of obligations, rather than doing things that are good for you and give you a sense of purpose. Take care of yourself first. Take regular stock of your priorities and what's working for you. And as a busy person, pareto principal is always a good idea for every aspect of life. Focus on being effective.

I don't. I'm getting my butt whooped rn lol.

Until now I have devoted more to 9-18 work than the rest, with the new year I would like to limit myself to doing my since you are never repaid for the real effort you spend anyway and devote more to my projects, physical activity and my girlfriend :)

It's tough, for sure. Staring at a computer all day at your 9-5, and then coming home to stare at the computer for another few hours to build your own product, is tiring. Throw cooking dinner, cleaning, kids, etc. in the mix and it doesn't seem like there are enough hours in the day. Working on something that you're passionate about definitely helps. If there is no motivation from the excitement of what you're building, then you should save your energy for bigger and better things. Building fast and failing early is crucial as well. You're going to miss out on some opportunities, and you want to try to minimize the time it takes to figure out what you are building is worth it or not. If your project takes off, well that's great! Leave your 9-5 and regain that time to build it bigger and better. Eventually your project will be your 9-5 and hopefully you can restore some work-life balance. But of course, always prioritize your loved ones. You can always cut out a slice of your time to show them how much your appreciate them. They'll come and support you when you need them most!

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