In this episode, host Jodi Rose Gonzales challenges the traditional concept of "work-life balance" by exploring the fall solstice—nature's perfect demonstration of dynamic equilibrium.  Drawing from Dan Sullivan's book "10x Is Easier Than 2x" and the Greek concepts of chronos versus kairos time, Jodi introduces three types of time that serve different purposes in creative life: Performance, Focus, and Renewal. You'll discover why these don't need to be equal and how honoring natural creative seasons can lead to sustainable productivity and fulfillment. Key Takeaways Dynamic vs. Static Balance: True balance is like a mobile that constantly adjusts, not a scale that stays level—it requires responsive attention rather than rigid equality. Three Types of Creative Time: Performance Time, Focus Time, and Renewal Time (recharging) work best in dynamic relationship, not equal distribution. Seasonal Creative Rhythms: Our brains naturally fluctuate with seasons. Art Prompt: Balance  Explore the theme of balance through creating a physical mobile, stacking objects, or working in two dimensions with painting, drawing, or collage. Dialogue with Your Artwork: What wisdom do you have to share? What 1-3 specific actions can I take to create better dynamic balance? Anything else? Write responses using your non-dominant hand for deeper insight. Resources Join the iROSE Society: jodirosestudio.com/society Explore upcoming Offerings & Masterclasses: jodirosestudio.com/offerings Referenced Book: Sullivan, D. (2023). 10x is easier than 2x: How world-class entrepreneurs achieve more by doing less. Hay House Business.