Comments on: Entrepreneurs and a Family Life?

By: George F. Tyson

George F. Tyson — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 09:18:15 +0000

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By: Carolyn R. Sheldon

Carolyn R. Sheldon — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 07:03:59 +0000

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By: BrianWilliams

BrianWilliams — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 20:56:42 +0000

Perspective can make all the difference in this facet of life. My own approach to this universal challenge is first to attempt to be as intellectually and philosophically consistent as possible, in relation to my stated heirarchy of values. For example if, in my your personal set of values, “family comes first,” you need to live up to that value by setting your default mode to spending as much time as possible in being with your family. This means then that you have to “make time” for work. I think a lot of people face this challenge, whether their top value is “family first,” or “video games first,” or something else.

A good first step in conquering this challenge is to take a personal inventory of your values heirarchy. Write down, in the most basic terms possible, what means most to you. Take the time to think through which values belong in which order in your life. Then, make every effort you can to remember this list of your values (as opposed to the values of others) and to live consistently up to it.

Your most precious resource in this material existence is your time. Your allotted amount is finite, ever dwindling, and you never know exactly how much you have. Treat it as such by being frugal and generous with it according to your set of values, consistently applied.