[Gary Carter]

Honestly? You don’t, at least not in the early days

[Anthony Ramirez]

Totally agree. I worked 14-hour days for a year before I found any rhythm

[Mia Wilson]

Same here. The trick is to accept imbalance temporarily — it won’t be forever

[Donna Walker]

But burnout is real. I had to learn to take weekends off or I’d crash

[Donna Smith]

I schedule my downtime like a business meeting. Otherwise, it never happens

[Mark Wilson]

That’s smart. I also make Sundays “no-screen days”

[Kevin Flores]

I started delegating early. Trusting my team saved my sanity

[Madison Torres]

I envy you! I’m still learning to let go of control

[Timothy Sanchez]

Same boat. Founders tend to micromanage too much

[Mia Ramirez]

Balance isn’t equal time; it’s equal energy. Focus where it matters

[Barbara Wilson]

That’s deep — I like that perspective

[Justin Rivera]

At some point, you need to define what success actually means to you

[David White]

Yes! If success costs your health, it’s not worth it

[Kenneth Perez]

Agreed. Business should support life, not replace it