Episode Synopsis "Yeah, about that work / life balance article… Andrew never did find the one he read but there are A LOT of others out there that you can just Google. The basic theme of those is that there’s no need to separate work and life, because there’s just life. We can’t say we completely agree, but the main takeaway here is that one BS article appears to be the exception (and apparently hard to find - with good reason)."

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Listen "Yeah, about that work / life balance article… Andrew never did find the one he read but there are A LOT of others out there that you can just Google. The basic theme of those is that there’s no need to separate work and life, because there’s just life. We can’t say we completely agree, but the main takeaway here is that one BS article appears to be the exception (and apparently hard to find - with good reason)."

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