International Journal of Business Management & Research - Volumes & Issues - Volume 13: Dec 2023, Issue 2

Harmonizing Work and Life: An Integrated Approach to Achieving Success and Balance

Authors

Dr. K. Majini Jes Bella

DOI Number

Keywords

Personal life, Success, Professional, and WLB

Abstract

This article delves into the key components of a holistic approach, including setting realistic goals, prioritizing self-care, fostering meaningful relationships and embracing continuous learning. Furthermore, this article discusses the significance of cultivating a positive and growth-oriented mind-set to navigate challenges effectively and maintain resilience. The constant demands of the professional sphere can lead to neglecting personal well-being and vice versa, resulting in stress, burnout and diminished overall satisfaction. By exploring the interconnectedness of various aspects of life, including career, family, health and personal growth, individuals can cultivate a more balanced and rewarding existence. The importance of establishing boundaries, both at work and in personal life, is emphasized to prevent the blurring of lines between the two spheres. By adopting this comprehensive perspective, individuals can attain sustainable success, contentment and balance, thus enriching both their professional endeavours and personal lives.

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How to cite

Journal

International Journal of Business Management & Research

ISSN

2249-2143

Periodicity

Bi-Annual