Comments on: Is Work Life Balance a Croc? http://whytohow.com/2008/03/09/work-life-balance/ Before you do the How, know the Why! Wed, 20 Aug 2008 23:55:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU By: Tsui Tam http://whytohow.com/2008/03/09/work-life-balance/#comment-35 Tsui Tam Thu, 13 Mar 2008 11:51:53 +0000 http://whythenhow.wordpress.com/?p=47#comment-35 I were study in the Business Human Resources Management, currently in an online business management. Work life balance were more easy for me during the student era. Full time study in the academic and practical execute hours, fix hours and date. There are also the organised timetable. After the school time I can enjoy my life, except the assignment and research. I love to work in I were study in the Business Human Resources Management, currently in an online business management. Work life balance were more easy for me during the student era. Full time study in the academic and practical execute hours, fix hours and date. There are also the organised timetable. After the school time I can enjoy my life, except the assignment and research. I love to work in

]]> By: Tsui Tam http://whytohow.com/2008/03/09/work-life-balance/#comment-34 Tsui Tam Thu, 13 Mar 2008 11:46:20 +0000 http://whythenhow.wordpress.com/?p=47#comment-34 yes, I am having the work life unbalance problems. I were also studied Human Resources Management. However I am currently not work in the Human Resources specific area. Only in the other business management area. I am also having the inappropriate with the work life balance. what are your comment and advice? yes, I am having the work life unbalance problems. I were also studied Human Resources Management. However I am currently not work in the Human Resources specific area. Only in the other business management area. I am also having the inappropriate with the work life balance. what are your comment and advice?

]]> By: sdipietr http://whytohow.com/2008/03/09/work-life-balance/#comment-18 sdipietr Mon, 10 Mar 2008 04:02:41 +0000 http://whythenhow.wordpress.com/?p=47#comment-18 Absolutely agree Fran. Happiness cannot be sought but the result of how you live your life. In future posts I'll be writing about Enablers. People tend to chase the enablers of happiness in the misguided assumption that a) the enablers define happiness, and b) that happiness can be sought. Enablers things we commonly think make us happy, whether it be a job, wife, kids, money, religion etc. You can chase the enablers and still be unhappy. More on that later. Absolutely agree Fran.

Happiness cannot be sought but the result of how you live your life.
In future posts I’ll be writing about Enablers. People tend to chase the enablers of happiness in the misguided assumption that a) the enablers define happiness, and b) that happiness can be sought.

Enablers things we commonly think make us happy, whether it be a job, wife, kids, money, religion etc. You can chase the enablers and still be unhappy. More on that later.

]]> By: Fran http://whytohow.com/2008/03/09/work-life-balance/#comment-16 Fran Mon, 10 Mar 2008 01:51:18 +0000 http://whythenhow.wordpress.com/?p=47#comment-16 Like I said, happiness is not a goal, it can't be planned, it happens along the journey. When you know what makes you happy, if you want to be happy, you can live the way you know makes you thus, or choose not to. Acceptance of circumstance and some level of happiness is a must in having a sense of wellbeing. And it's hard to be happy if you don't have enough dollars to put a roof over your head, eat and provide same for any offspring. Food and shelter are fundamental to human survival, yes?. Underemployed and unemployed are certainly no less human than the rest of us, wouldn't you agree? So I wonder at how they might have any sense of wellbeing at all, and yet time and time again, I hear incredible stories wherein people of the direst economic circumstance happily live and survive in the most rudimentary dwellings, on the streets and on insufficient food. I've come to believe it's acceptance of circumstances, being happy with your lot, and living within that is what promotes wellbeing. Like I said, happiness is not a goal, it can’t be planned, it happens along the journey. When you know what makes you happy, if you want to be happy, you can live the way you know makes you thus, or choose not to. Acceptance of circumstance and some level of happiness is a must in having a sense of wellbeing. And it’s hard to be happy if you don’t have enough dollars to put a roof over your head, eat and provide same for any offspring. Food and shelter are fundamental to human survival, yes?. Underemployed and unemployed are certainly no less human than the rest of us, wouldn’t you agree? So I wonder at how they might have any sense of wellbeing at all, and yet time and time again, I hear incredible stories wherein people of the direst economic circumstance happily live and survive in the most rudimentary dwellings, on the streets and on insufficient food. I’ve come to believe it’s acceptance of circumstances, being happy with your lot, and living within that is what promotes wellbeing.

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