“A man is as unhappy as he has convinced himself he is.”
-Seneca
Are you happy? I mean.. Really Happy. It might be something you haven’t thought about for a while, but it’s a question worth answering. The “always-on” business culture makes it difficult to find time to recharge.
The few minutes you have to yourself are probably used to check email or respond to a text. With so little personal time, it’s almost impossible to balance the demands of career and family.
No worries. I’ve struggled with these things myself, and I’ve learned a few lessons along the way. I’m here to share what I’ve learned in my career and provide the best tools and strategies to help you work more efficiently.
The Journey: Stress to Serenity
I started Almost Vested in 2019 because I was stressed out. Several companies in my industry had layoffs and some of my friends were casualties. Because of that I attempted to preserve as much capital as I could.
For several months I squirreled away money and prepared for the inevitable job loss. However, I never lost my job. I only made myself miserable.
Eventually, I straightened up by reading books and learning to control my thoughts.
After all my reading, I noticed there was an information gap for corporate employees planning to work a full career. Most resources sell the fantasy of early retirement.
What Do You Need Help With?
Most new readers come to Almost Vested with the dream of finding more time for themselves and their loved ones.
As a result, I will be creating content across three general areas:
- Mindfulness
- Productivity
- Performance Enhancement
Every week I will publish a post that makes your daily grind smoother.
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