How to Avoid Maxing Out

MaxedOutIf you’ve followed me for awhile, you know that I preach a consistent message: working harder is not the answer.

Well, I’m not the only one who feels this way.

Recently I interviewed Katrina Alcorn, author of Maxed Out: American Moms on the Brink.

Questions I asked Katrina:

  • How we can have work that is compatible with having a healthy, enjoyable personal life?
  • Can a more meaningful work life translate to having a more healthy and enjoyable personal life?
  • Is empowering employees to make their own decisions a danger to economic performance?
  • What can we as employees do to cultivate more meaningful work so that it can be compatible with a healthier personal life?

To learn How to Avoid Maxing Out, I invite you to read a brief transcript of part of our interview that aired on the Work and Life show on SiriusXM 111 business radio.

Here’s the link.

Check out Erin on The Wharton School's Work & Life Business Radio Show

Erin & Prof. Stew FriedmanRADIO INTERVIEW!

Click Here to see an edited transcript of Erin’s interview on  The Wharton School’s Work and Life Business Radio Show, powered by SiriusXM Channel 111.

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Erin was interviewed by Prof. Stew Friedman. Director of Wharton’s Work/Life Integration Project on January 14th on SiriusXM Channel 111.