Work != life in most cases , you can't stop life but you can stop working so your family analogy doesn't hold up
Work != life in most cases , you can't stop life but you can stop working so your family analogy doesn't hold up
Now, they could do what the author says and call it quits after 35 hours (what a fucking low # btw) of taking care of the children and running their organization. They should be proud of the amount of work they do to keep their family together and improve themselves. And you shouldn't be whining if they happen to make a twitter post about it. It's not your business.
I don't consider family interactions work , it can be hard but it is not my definition of work. You can stretch definition to suit your justification of your lifestyle but I am happy with my 133 hours/week left for me after I call quits :-)
YMMW