Compartmentalizing Your Life: DON'T DO IT!
June 20, 2017
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Compartmentalizing Your Life: DON'T DO IT!
"When you’re living in complete congruence, complete alignment, no part of you is conflicting with any other part of you. There is no disagreement. No disturbance. No fakeness.
For a long time, I lived my life highly compartmentalized. I was one person when I was with my friends, a different person at work, and yet another person with family or my wife. It’s this kind of fragmentation that chokes your spirit."
Does it sound familiar?
How many times have you tried to act like you were a different person at different sites of your life or how many times have you tried to separate work and life?
In this video, I'll talk about this important concept of compartmentalizing your life and why this is something you should always try to avoid.
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