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Elizabeth Hall, Vice President of Employee Experience at a large health care company, has spent her career navigating moments of change. Her story is a powerful reminder that integrating work and life is about staying adaptive through brave conversations and practical experiments. 

When life feels impossible and work keeps demanding more, giving “100%” sometimes isn’t enough. Leslie Forde’s message in Repair with Self Care and her conversation on ThirdPath’s recent podcast remind us that wholeness begins with stopping, listening, and learning how to rebuild from the inside out.

We each get around 4,000 weeks. Some of them will be messy and overloaded. By examining our habits and norms, we can reclaim more weeks for the life we want to be living.

Taking a vacation is good for you, its good for your family and it turns out its good for your organization!

Work-life integration doesn’t mean achieving perfect balance. It means learning how to move through the demanding periods with less stress, and more confidence that you can make it to the other side.

Busy seasons can feel like they might swallow everything that matters most, but they can also become powerful reminders of what helps work and life fit together.