What have you learned as a result of this great time of change and reflection?
The workaholic/grind mentality is common in our industry and self-care is often secondary. The additional time many of us have now has helped us realize the importance of not only taking better care of physical, mental and spiritual needs but also focusing more on our personal relationships and family. The Leadership Edge shares some of their lessons learned and renewed personal priorities below.
How can adversity result in personal and professional growth?
“We are capable of balancing so much more than we ever thought. In order to sustain ongoing energy, it’s important to carve out time for the activities that fill your cup the most.”
“I will continue to ensure I have quality downtime for myself and with my family. We have all gotten used to living life at such a fast pace. Slowing down gives us time to recharge, reflect and prioritize. “
“I will continue to take care of myself, as this only helps me to take care of my family and team.”
“I will not take everything so personally. I have witnessed how people process change and challenging times differently, and there is no right or wrong with how people are feeling.”
