Balance is an attitude. Time cannot measure the balance; perhaps only meaning and presence can. When I am “at” work, am I really present, giving my best in that moment to the work to be done and relationships to be nurtured? When I am home, am I really present with my family, in the relating/cooking/cleaning/resting reality of that space. If I can be where I am and truly present, then I am in balance. When looking at time, some days require more working time. Other days give space to more home time. Each space is precious and gift in their own way. That is how I look at balance.
Balance Is An Attitude
Infinitely Precious 