THERE is a persistent notion that one's work life and personal life be kept separate. The idea that private matters should stay at home while professional matters remain confined to the office has long dominated our understanding of "work-life balance." Personally, I believe in work-life integration instead.
Balancing being a wife and a mother of five, along with my many responsibilities as a partner of our firm and a member of multiple professional organizations, is quite challenging. What I opt for instead is weaving these multifaceted aspects together to create harmony. Where and how I choose to spend my time — whether in the office, at home or out playing sports — are all valuable parts of the life I have.
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