Balancing Work and Life | Shane Parrish

Shane discusses how achieving balance can be repurposed by finding harmony between life and work.

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[andresgoldsworthy]

Wao! Harmony wins Harmony rather than balance. Gracias #FarnamStreet ·ShaneParrish

[samuelhuang]

Hey Shane, thanks for these really short videos :) Though I think the background music is a tad bit loud and perhaps you could adjust it to be lower or maybe remove it as it can be a little distracting. Overall still really love these short video post!

[didierb]

What you're saying is pretty much echoing the kind of conduct I tend to apply to my own way/goals without really having to bring it into the language, and I wonder why.
So my question is: isn't there something beneficial and deeper to be understood about the nature of our choices and how we relate to each others ?
What kind of language would exist without people speaking to each others ?
I'm currently reading Nick Chater's "The mind is flat", and it's interesting that you're able to put these words together reflecting on your past choices and make it seems all rational about the choices you're going to make in the future (but some researches tend to point that those explanations are mostly illusions).
The point is: if language constructs are just an effect of a particular set of experiences, how useful is it to express ideas for somebody with a completely different baggage ? It may refresh related memories for those who once took that route but got away... at best ?