My Philosophy on Career and Life Balance.pdfVIP

My Philosophy on Career and Life Balance [In Plain English] One of the most delicate, difficult balancing acts for most Chinese is finding equilibrium in work life alongside personal life Chinese often have difficulty balancing work and personal life. and albeit untimely for the senior workforce this does not apply to senior workforce I encourage you to get your “career in gear” while steering it in the right direction although be cognizant of those things which may be detrimental or otherwise hazardous along the way, mainly your mental programming, focus on your career goals, but don’t make choices that can harm your career or that are not relevant to it. i.e. taking jobs that are not in your field of study or taking a job just for the money. but keep moving forward no matter what nuisances arise only looking back to reflect on lessons learned because if there is one single, salient principle to be remembered on this good, green Earth it is that life is often a nonsensical, constantly evolving trek, so you must continuously discover ways in which to obtain palpable pleasure from the journey as a means to rejuvenate the spirit, body and mind at the same time embracing the good, the bad, the ugly equally as living-lessons, When obstacles or problems occur, learn from your mistakes, but continue on with your goals, because life sometimes makes no sense; some things are out of your control, and in order to clear your mind from the stress and problems you still have to enjoy hobbies and give attention to yourself, not just work. Learn to enjoy the good things but accept the bad things equally. After all, bad experiences are the greatest learning lessons and you cannot avoid them no matter how hard you try. all while allowing fate or destiny or whatever it is you believe in, to play its part, for it is well known that at times the best things in life transpire by chance without fallacious facades or predispositions, unlike via human design whe