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It’s the million-dollar question: How much of your personal life should you sacrifice for the sake of your salary?
Well, perhaps less than you might think, ... on average than those who put career front and centre.
In a survey of 1,015 U.S. employees aged 13 to 73, ... earned on average $8,714 more per year than those who ranked their jobs first.
Across genders and age brackets, ... appeared to ring true. For millennials specifically, ... , while for Generation Xers — those aged 38 to 53 — it was closer to $8,000.
While familial prioritization correlated with a higher salary, ... that people with higher salaries felt more comfortable prioritizing family.
Still, according to CreditLoan’s creative director, Corrie Colliton, who conducted the research, ... to life’s demands without damaging your career progression.
By prioritizing ... , you may be more likely to flourish in every area of life. You may feel more refreshed, confident, and present when you’re actually at work.