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Warnings that ministers do not have a healthy work life balance
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"My challenge each day is not so much working hard, but cheerfully working hard." Is this to be celebrated/emulated or is it a worrying example of setting a poor work life balance as per Mark Driscolls post?
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"I find productivity restful for my soul."
Is this to be celebrated/emulated or is it a worrying example of setting a poor work life balance as per Mark Driscolls post?
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