Do You Need A Break? Back from my break and what I learned
In my last blog post many people had recommended that I take a break in my work. So, I did. Here is what I accomplished/did over the course of my break

What My Schedule has Looked Liked: Over the days of my break my schedule was less demanding and more relaxing. Everyday I would do my homework, read, and exercise. Those were truly the only tasks that I had on my schedule each day. I had a lot of time left over which was great and I spent most of it either sleeping or watching YouTube videos. It feels great to be able to get back into this knowing that their is no rush. With a steady pace and a great attitude everything will workout.
What I Learned: I'm not going to lie before I took my break I was a little hesitant. I thought that having a break wouldn't do anything but make me stressed when I returned. Either way I decided that taking a break was the right move. Over the break I learned many new theories and tricks/tips on entrepreneurship. Today is the end of my break and I feel as though it is a great time to get back into it. I learned that sometimes a break may be more needed than you think.
What I Accomplished/Gained: The most noticeable accomplishment gained from my break was the increase in my writing skills. My writing skills seem to have become just a bit better. This could be a result of me spending much of my free time reading as well as writing summaries on what I read.
Do You Need A Break? I don't know what your current circumstances may be, but what I do know is that if you feel stressed or overwhelmed I would highly recommend taking a break. The main benefit I noticed that I received (behind my writing skills improving) would be an all around better mindset. I have a much better mindset returning to WA than I did when I left. I went from a little stressed to not stressed at all. I believe that the time invested into the break has already payed itself off and will continue to do so in the future.
Overall, I am very satisfied that I took the communities advice and took a break. What I learned and gained over the break will forever be remembered and I can not thank the community here at WA enough.
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Luis, what you experienced is the balancing of "Mother Nature." The adage all work and no play makes Jack, in this case Luis, a dull person." Like you earlier in my career I was running constantly, only taking long weekends. One year I had to go to a competition in another country and decided to take a month's vacation. Whoa what a difference. I did not know that I was stressed and running on empty until then. Since then I always take at least three weeks of vacation. That is to say if you took sick, and I hope it does not happen, will the business survive? The answer as you have proven is yes. Balance your work life with family, and relaxation.
Taking a break is important to you and the health of your business.
I am currently on vacation and only brought my iPad with me. I am an early riser. So I have a couple of hours before everyone else wakes up. Plus I get to watch the sun rise.
Wow that's great to hear! Sounds peaceful, hope the rest of your vacation goes just as well.
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Yes, Luis. Taking a break and walking away from whatever is frustrating you and coming back to it later is good advice
Agreed, this experience has taught me that and I hope that it help teaches others the same.