It takes art to balance.

My schedule was a slightly hectic this week, so I didn't have time for everything. Later on, however, I came to understand that although everyone has a lot on their plate in life—whether it be in a day, a week, a month, or whatever—what never changes is your desire to pursue interests outside of your line of work. About 14 hours a day were spent on my academic work. Slightly soft novels, spending time with loved ones, and other things were what I was losing out on. But concurrently, I became aware that, even though I was busy, I was constantly thinking about talking to my loved ones and reading books that weren't academic in nature.I was also trying to make time for them whenever possible; I was setting my alarm clocks at the appropriate times, cutting down on my phone use so that the time I saved could be used to read books that I had been meaning to read and spend with them. What I've learned from this is that you can pursue your passions and desires voluntarily; nothing, not even time constraints or shortages, can stop you. As a result, " WE ALL JUST NEED TO MAKE TIME FOR THINGS WE WANT TO DO"

Because ultimately, it doesn't matter what happens; what matters is how you have been thriving along the way.