Before Breakfast If you don't get paid time off, you still need time off
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Jan 3, 2025 Balancing work and life is crucial, even without paid time off. The discussion emphasizes the importance of scheduling breaks to maintain well-being. Practical strategies are shared for planning unpaid time off and managing expectations about income. Listeners are encouraged to take control of their time to avoid burnout and improve overall quality of life.
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Schedule Unpaid Time Off
- Schedule unpaid time off (UTO) even if your job doesn't offer paid time off (PTO).
- This helps create a realistic work schedule and prevents burnout.
Laura's Experience with Self-Employment
- Laura Vanderkam has been self-employed since her early 20s and never had paid time off.
- She learned to schedule unpaid time off for a smoother, more enjoyable work-life balance.
Treat UTO as PTO
- Add your planned time off to your calendar to avoid scheduling conflicts.
- Treat UTO like PTO to ensure a smoother, more enjoyable schedule.