What I learnt from my 15years It exp, leading around 100 member team, below are few tips I would share: Focus on work-life success. Do everythign that it needs to make your work successful. And do everything that needs to make your life successful. Be healthy, have fun, great family time, and grow in your career, be in good position, great packages. Great knowledge, happy, and advancing.

⚖️ Balancing Work and Life: Lessons Learned ⚖️ Lack of personal time can create havoc beyond expectations—I’ve been there! 🙈 What saved me? Time blocking. It allowed me to prioritize health, family, and self-improvement without compromising work. 🕒 Another game-changer was using the time quadrants to focus on what’s truly important. But here’s a tip: don’t put that long-overdue romantic Vienna trip with your better half in the "not important, not urgent" quadrant—it most definitely belongs in the important bucket! ❤️✈️ After all, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Balance isn’t a luxury; it’s a necessity. Embrace it! 🌟 #WorkLifeBalance #TimeManagement #Prioritization

To keep a healthy work-life balance, set clear boundaries and stick to a schedule. Prioritize your tasks and make time to relax and recharge. Don’t forget to focus on self-care and unplug when needed. Finding balance is simple—stay mindful, and organized, and prioritize what keeps you happy and focused.

To maintain work-life balance, set firm boundaries, prioritize impactful tasks, and use time management tools to stay organized. Protecting personal time ensures long-term productivity and well-being.

Often we think the switch from in office to working remote will help even out our work-life balance. What's ironic is that I realized after making the switch to remote work, it was harder to unplug and step away. As a remote worker I find that blocking out work and personal time into my schedule from the start of the day to the end of the day really helps keep the lines clear. For example, from 5-8am I have blocked off for exercise, me time, and being outdoors. From 8-9am emails & planning. 10-1p is a 3 hour sprint of tasks. 1-3 is exercise and me-time, 3-6 is another sprint, and after unwinding and eating dinner I allow myself 30 more minutes of wrap up work. Adding in a bit of structure & heavy focus actually allows for more freedom

Maintaining work-life balance while juggling new tasks requires prioritization and time management. I start by organizing tasks based on urgency and importance, ensuring clear boundaries between work and personal time. Effective delegation and leveraging tools to streamline workflows help me stay efficient. I also dedicate time to activities that recharge me, like exercise or family time, which enhances focus and productivity. By staying organized and mindful, I manage both responsibilities effectively without compromising my well-being or performance.

When I juggle with multiple projects with tight deadlines, to maintain work-life balance, I always set my work hours straight, where I establish a strict 9-to-5 workday, avoiding working late nights and weekends, and allocating the established time for project work only. Since I am remote working, I have created a dedicated workplace where I have set up a home office to separate work from personal life. This helps me concentrate and get the work done without any interruptions. I practice to say 'No' and politely decline additional projects or tasks that would overload my schedule, which is a good practice rather than overwhelmed with work and not getting anything done properly.