Zerodha founders on work-life-balance: If the realisation hasn't hit you yet, ...

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Zerodha’s post on work-life balance has sparked online discussion and prompted many to reflect on their own priorities. In a move that has resonated with professionals across the country, the online brokerage firm has taken to social media to highlight the importance of work-life balance .

The Instagram post from Zerodha underscores the detrimental effects of an imbalanced lifestyle, emphasising the significance of prioritising personal well-being and relationships over an endless cycle of work commitments. The graphical representation serve as a reminder of the fleeting nature of time and the importance of cherishing moments outside of the professional sphere.

‘If the realisation hasn’t hit you yet…’In the post, Zerodha highlighted the stark reality of modern work life with a series of graphs illustrating how much time people spend with coworkers compared to their pets, parents, or even at home. The visuals depict the imbalance, prompting viewers to confront their own priorities.

“If the realisation hasn’t hit you yet, swipe through again ➡️ [work-life balance, explore page, career, office, family],” reads the caption.



‘This is indeed a great comparison…’ commented usersThe post has not only ignited conversations about work-life balance but has also prompted critical examination of the prevailing work culture. Many have pointed to the relentless demands of modern-day careers, often fueled by the pressure to constantly be "on" and the blurring lines between work and personal life. Here are some of the reactions users shared on the post.

‘This is indeed a great comparison, people spent alot of years within professional circle, choosing them wisely is great professional choice,’ said a user.

Another user commented, ‘Capitalism’s toll we trade our time for paychecks sharing life more with coworkers than with the ones we love…’

@zero1byzerodha add one more, time spent in market hours, time spent overthinking, procrastinating, time spent with your micro-manager boss, for peanuts?’, added another user.