Family time is equally or more important than professional development. Metro Creative
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In life like in sport, sometimes you just have to suck it up and play.
Life was busy before a pandemic forced most of the population to isolate and work from home. Residents were split into two groups; those forced to navigate constantly changing workplaces while dealing with uncertainty surrounding provincial health restrictions, and those forced to find a way to make a collision between their professional and home lives work.
In normal circumstances, there is daily commutes, shifts lasting between eight and twelve hours, cleaning to do around the house, family responsibilities and more, on any given person’s plate on any given day. Life is supposed to be busy.