The Coronavirus has given many us an opportunity to pause and think about life, our purpose, and even the right work life balance. What’s your perspective and has it changed over time?

Quinn Liu

As time has passed, I’ve definitely redefined the balance between work and life, especially as I’ve gone through different stages of life. When I first started my journey, particularly as a student and a freelance illustrator, there was almost no distinction between “work” and “life.” It was all just a constant cycle of deadlines, projects, and the desire for improvement. Read More>>

Ashlie Crystal

I have passionately pursued music, modeling, and fashion throughout my personal and professional journey. I have always been passionate about fashion, starting from my childhood in New York City, where I dreamt of becoming a supermodel and playing with Barbies. Surrounded by the city’s fashion scene, my passion for fashion began to take root. Read More>>

Matthew Pineda

Work-life balance has been a journey for me, constantly evolving as I’ve moved through different stages of life. Whether as a student, an employee, or an entrepreneur, I’ve learned that balance isn’t about giving equal time to everything—it’s about being present and intentional with the time I do have. I’ve come to understand the importance of prioritizing growth, self-care, career, and family while recognizing that time is finite—every hour, every moment counts, and we don’t get it back. Read More>>

Lisa Schoenthal

Work-life balance has always been an evolving concept for me. In my younger years, I was deeply immersed in building a career in special events, which I loved because it allowed me the freedom to travel extensively in the off-season. Travel has always been a way for me to reconnect with my most authentic self, free from worry and immersed in the beauty of new cultures and perspectives. Read More>>