Doing too much
The more work you do, the faster you reach your goal. That may be true, but at what price?
- Did you invest in your relationships?
- Did you invest in your health?
Probably not, and the results of the things you neglected will be the price you pay later
For example:
- You went to bed too late and woke up early
- Your energy levels are consistently low
- You ignored your partner
- You lost the connection
- You ignored the things you like and lost touch with them... the list continues
Be aware of what you lose when you give something too much priority.
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