What’s the right balance between work and non-work time? The traditional 9-5 has slowly disappeared with the emails and zoom and texting going far beyond traditional business hours. We asked members of our community to share with us how they think about work-life balance.

Wayne Redovian

I spent many years in the corporate world, working long hours, with a large team of people reporting to me. I was traveling all over the country and Europe. it was exciting and fun, however working 80-95 hours a week was not healthy. I have always enjoyed the outdoors and the reason I moved to Colorado after college initially was to be close to skiing. All the outdoor adventures that Colorado has to offer opened up a whole new world. Read More>>

Saylor Webb

I’ve observed many business owners tackle work life balance over the years, and it was extremely helpful to learn from their experiences before starting my own business. It can be so easy to let your clients or colleagues always have “access” to you through social media, texting, and emails, that it can steal any chance of escape from the work part of life. Read More>>

Kelsi Graham

Work life balance for me has definitely evolved as I’ve moved through different stages of my career and life. I’ve always been about pushing myself to the limits, thinking that success meant always being ‘on.’ My mindset was that if I wasn’t constantly working, I wasn’t achieving enough. But over time, I’ve learned that balance doesn’t just mean dividing your time between work and personal life. It’s about alignment with your passions and growth. Read More>>

Erin Meyer

For over eight years, I worked in food security and sustainability, directing food rescue programs and food pantries. The work was deeply meaningful, but the weight of its challenges—eco-anxiety, the pandemic, and a traumatic event—ultimately led to burnout and a health crisis. It was a turning point. Through self-accountability, family support, and love, I was able to rebuild my well-being, which ultimately inspired my career shift into health coaching. Read More>>