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Success doesn't have to come at the expense of your life.
Rosie sits down with executive coach Jeff Eschliman to explore how busy leaders can create more harmony without giving up ambition. Jeff shares the systems that helped him move from constantly spinning plates to living with greater intention, including his one-page plan for life, his "Carpe Diem" approach to daily consistency, and a monthly "Day of Zen" designed to create space for reflection and course correction.
Together, Rosie and Jeff unpack why self-care and organizational success aren't competing priorities, how tracking and accountability turn good intentions into consistent action, and why leaders need to measure the wellbeing of their people alongside business results. The goal isn't to stop pursuing more. It's to be happy with what you have while intentionally pursuing what you want.
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Key Takeaways:
- Define success before busyness defines it for you.
- Create a one-page plan to guide life decisions.
- Track behaviors to turn intentions into consistent action.
- Protect white space for reflection and course correction.
- Make people and wellbeing part of business metrics.