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“Most people think of a balanced life in terms of how much time is given to the various sectors of a life. While time is one measure of involvement, I think the critical variable is passion. How energized, fascinated and absorbed are you in each sphere in which you are engaged? They are rarely, and usually only briefly, equal.”

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Judith M Bardwick

Judith M Bardwick is an American writer born in 1933. Her works primarily focus on the relationship between work and personal growth, especially on the theme of women's career development. more

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