In today’s busy world of hectic work schedules, hardly anyone can claim they have the perfect work-life balance. In most cases, one aspect of life takes precedence over the other. However, Andrea Tankovitz claims she has cracked the secret to balancing life between parenthood and passion. While for many people, parenting means giving up on their passion or giving it a back seat, Tankovitz is showing the world that by keeping a few simple things in mind, you can achieve the best of both.
Andrea Tankovitz is a designer who dressed Carmen Abud, the host of the 2016 Billboard Awards. That set her career rolling, which has seen an upward growth trend ever since. Her inspiration for fashion and design is deeply rooted in her as it is a passion she has nurtured since childhood.
Andrea Tankovitz is also a parent. According to her, deciding to balance the two sides of her life was easy, but achieving that balance has been some task. She says it has been difficult to put in the same amount of effort to both parenthood and pursuing her passion. However, the fire burning from her passion has lit her path and helped her find that elusive balance.
Andrea Tankovitz’s advice to people trying to achieve this balance is to work within schedules. “You need a fixed plan to keep yourself organized,” she explains. Her second piece of advice is to leverage the available digital platforms today. She says that technology has made it easy to pursue family and passion without having to neglect either.
Moreover, Andrea Tankovitz stresses the importance of knowing when to stop and when to switch over. Most people get so lost in one task that they don’t know when it’s time to stop or switch to other tasks. Finding a balance, according to Andrea, is not just about being able to do both; it is also about knowing when to take a rest from all responsibilities of day-to-day life.
Looking at her determination to make both her worlds meet and cordially interact, Andrea Tankovitz is an inspiration to many parents who are also trying to pursue their passions.
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