In broadcasting, you're pretty much married to your job.

In broadcasting, you're pretty much married to your job.

📖 Rich Eisen

🌍 American | 👨‍💼 Journalist

🎂 June 24, 1969

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This quote highlights the demanding nature of a career in broadcasting, where professionals often find their personal lives intertwined with their work responsibilities. Such a job may require irregular hours, constant availability, and a deep commitment that can feel like a marriage—entailing sacrifices but also a sense of fulfillment and identity. It emphasizes the importance of passion and dedication, while also serving as a reminder to balance personal well-being with professional commitments.

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