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The "Four Burners" Of Success - Where Do You Stand, {NAME}?

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Hey {NAME}, The other day I came across that discusses the "Four Burners Theory" of success. Imagine

Hey {NAME}, The other day I came across [this super interesting article]() that discusses the "Four Burners Theory" of success. Imagine that it's 6:30 pm, you just got home from work and you're STARVING. Being the cultured individual that you are, you pull out all the ingredients you need to make some tuna tartare... Just kidding. You pull out your phone and cruise through Seamless or Grubhub, trying to decide if you want to order the usual from the Chinese spot or try that new pita place you've had your eye on. Then you realize that even delivery is way too much effort and you grab some leftovers (we've ALL done it, come on!). For some reason your microwave is broken so you have to resort to using the stove *gasp* to actually cook something. As you're heating up your delicious meal, you look down and realize that there are 4 burners on top of your stove. Suddenly, you're transported to this crazy dream world where a voice tells you that these 4 stove-top burners represent the 4 major quadrants of your life: - Family - Friends - Health - Work The Four Burners Theory says that in order to be successful, you have to turn off one of these burners completely. In order to beREALLY successful, you have to turn off two. [Image]( James, the author, then goes on to say that we are forced to choose: "Would you rather live a life that is unbalanced, but high-performing in a certain area? Or would you rather live a life that is balanced, but never maximizes your potential in a given quadrant?" I think we've all been through periods where we felt that 3, or even 4, of these quadrants are pulling us apart, demanding attention. I'm curious to know - what would you choose? High powered in a specific area, or well balanced? Maybe you have some ideas on how to do both. Best, Austin [Cultivated Culture] Land a job you love without applying online. How Can I Help You? [Resume Builder](=) [Landing Referrals]() [LinkedIn](=) [Interviews](=) [LinkedIn]() [Instagram]( You are receiving this email because you subscribed to get more career-related content on [cultivatedculture.com](). If you do not want to receive these emails or other communications you can easily remove yourself from our email list by [clicking this link to Unsubscribe](.

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