
Episode #23
Penelope Barr on Freedom and the 6-3-3 Concept
In this episode, I explore the value of freedom with Penelope Barr. Penelope shares her 633 model focused on balancing work, travel and creation. She talks about the importance of freedom within structure. We also discuss how conversations in Paris planted the seed for working and living differently. Penelope also shares her decision criteria for saying yes to work, how she helps others design their own portfolio careers, as well as more about her book "Win the Night to Win the Day", the strategic guide for high performers to sleep well, work better and live best. Links www.linkedin.com/in/penelopebarr https://www.winthenighttowintheday.com/ About Penelope Penelope Barr is a Portfolio careerist, Advisor, Author, Technology innovator, Coach and working parent. Penelope draws on more than 25 years of executive experience to help high performers and organisations design more aligned and sustainable ways of working and living. She’s the creator of the 6:3:3 concept, focused on the connection between rest, performance, and strategic, sustainable success. Penelope’s new book “Win the Night to Win the Day. Sleep Well. Work Better. Live Best.” (Hardie Grant, 26 May 2026) is a guide created by research, interviews with global experts and years of experiments to help you design your personal best days to sleep well because your best days are made at night. Keywords freedom, structured living, personal development, portfolio careers, life design, sleep optimisation, experimentation, values, travel, work-life balance The Values Lab is brought to you by Viren Thakrar, Founder of Values Map - valuesmap.com






