I think there's a bit of a myth that we can have this amazing blend of work and life balance in the formative stages of a startup. Yes, it can be had, but in my experience it's rare in the early years.
However, that doesn't necessarily mean it has to stay that way. Over time we can start to develop some systems to give us more and more free time to work with.
I'd be interested to hear how folks here balance their startup time and the rest of their lives, or whether you've seen some interesting hacks.
Wil Schroter
Hey all, we cover this in detail on our Startup Therapy podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-much-should-i-be-working/id1450325643?i=1000445024348
I think there's a bit of a myth that we can have this amazing blend of work and life balance in the formative stages of a startup. Yes, it can be had, but in my experience it's rare in the early years.
However, that doesn't necessarily mean it has to stay that way. Over time we can start to develop some systems to give us more and more free time to work with.
I'd be interested to hear how folks here balance their startup time and the rest of their lives, or whether you've seen some interesting hacks.
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