The Daily Dad You Must Be Unreachable
Aug 18, 2020
In this thought-provoking discussion, the host emphasizes the crucial need to be 'unreachable' to foster a healthier work-life balance. By drawing on historical examples, it highlights how setting personal boundaries can lead to greater fulfillment at home and in your career. The conversation dives into the responsibilities we juggle, urging listeners to carve out time for themselves and their families. Discover why prioritizing your presence can enhance relationships and productivity.
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Be Unreachable
- Strive to be unreachable to be present in each moment, whether at work or with family.
- Create clear boundaries between work and personal life, dedicating your full attention to each sphere.
De Gaulle's Example
- Charles de Gaulle, former French president, prioritized family time by being inaccessible after work.
- Nixon admired de Gaulle's balance, where neither family nor work was secondary.
Balancing Work and Family
- Emulate de Gaulle by creating separate spheres for work and family.
- Give each sphere its proper attention and avoid interruptions during dedicated times.
