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Bill C's avatar

Hi Kevin - Im one of those new readers contributing to your yosemite curve above. Glad to be here! Im also a psychologist who wrote his dissertation on the strains of fatherhood, particularly for stay-at-home fathers. For me having a child has deepend my appreciation for employers that value the balance of personal time as a nessecary ingredient to having happier, healthier, more committed employees. But it also did light more of a fire for me to pursue my own private practice which I still squeeze in during my childs naps/after bed-time, etc.

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Joshua Doležal's avatar

This post sounds very much in sync with Jonathan Malesic's "The End of Burnout" (released fairly recently by the U of California Press). It's a little more challenging to go through this kind of transformation with a spouse who is working more, but this post might be the nudge I need to seek out a coach.

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