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“A few decades ago,” observes Charles Siegel in the American Enterprise Online, “the typical American family was supported by a man working a 40-hour week. Today, the typical family is supported by a couple working an 80-hour week. Families are overworked because they are overspent. For example, the average American drives twice as much today as in 1970, and the average new home is 50 percent larger than in 1970. Are we better off with bigger homes and no time to spend together in them?”
Jugglezine checks in with an article that should make you think. For me, the whole work/life balance (indeed even the definitions of “work” and “life”) has been getting close scrutiny since starting Boyink Interactive.
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Dave on July 15, 2003