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Here's how you can make time for personal interests and hobbies as a venture capitalist.
Pre-2020, I undervalued work-life balance, but a lesson I learned from those years is that making time for personal interests isn't just possible—it's essential. Whether it's crying in the stands for the NY Jets, diving into a podcast, losing myself in a book, or coaching my kids' weekend sports, these moments are non-negotiable. I block out "me time" in my calendar just like I schedule meetings. Surprisingly, these activities often spark insights that improve my business decisions. That podcast might inspire a new market thesis, or coaching youth sports could sharpen my eye for teamwork and leadership. Of course, being a Jets fan helps me with loyalty and learning how to lose over and over and over again. ;)
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