 very few people with a background in X, but will have to work together with each country's general manager  and their teams to develop the business.
I am not afraid of travelling a lot, but I am wondering about the impact on health.
So the question is: what is the impact on physical and mental health of travelling internationally 50-70% of the time?

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I spent a few years in my career doing a lot of business travel.  It was hard hard work. After a few weeks I definitely got "road burn." It made me irritable and, honestly, my relationships with family and co-workers suffered.
Here are some things I learned about staying healthy and happy.

Recognize that it's hard to stay healthy / happy when traveling all the time, and cut yourself some breaks.
Pace yourself. Don't try to do too much useful work after an overnight flight. Don't work extra hours just because you're away from home. 
Develop some personal strategies for coping with jet lag.
Use hotels with fitness rooms. Or, just walk up and down the stairs ten times.
Try to avoid a Friday night overnight flight as the start to your weekend too often.
Be careful with restaurant food and drink. Most of it is designed for feasting or celebration, not for daily sustenance. If you travel to one place frequently, it's smart to tell the waitress / waiter where you eat you're on the road a lot and ask for help choosing the healthiest food. 
Inflight wi-fi is a curse. Pretend it doesn't exist so flight time can be downtime.
Sanitation: wash your hands a lot to avoid infection. A small bottle of hand-sanitizer is helpful.

I also found that paying for access to an airline's first class lounge ("Admirals Club", "Gold Member Club," whatever) was worth a lot in saving health and sanity. The desk clerks there have time to help with various issues, and some of the seating is suitable for sleeping if you need to. Get your employer to pay for it if you can, but if not, pay for it yourself.

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That depends on the type of travel, the work you are doing, how many timezones you are serving, your relationship status, your personality, your talents, the frequency (not percentage) and your aptitude for this. 
So i expect the impact
very few people with a background in X, but will have to work in concert with each area's general manager   and their team to grow the business. 
 I am not afraid of travelling a draw, but I am wonder about the impact on health. 
 So the question is: what is the impact on forcible and mental health of travelling internationally 50 - 70% of the time? 

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 I spend a few years in my career doing a lot of business travel.   It was difficult hard work. After a few weeks I decidedly got " road burn. " It make me excitable and, honestly, my relationships with kin and co - workers suffered. 
 Here are some thing I learned about staying healthy and happy. 

 Recognize that it's unvoiced to stay healthy / happy when traveling all the time, and cut yourself some breaks. 
 Pace yourself. Don't try to do too much utilitarian employment after an overnight trajectory. Don't make extra hours just because you're aside from home. 
 Develop some personal strategies for coping with k lag. 
 Use hotels with fitness rooms. Or, just walk up and down the stairs ten time. 
 Try to avoid a Friday night overnight flight as the start to your weekend too frequently. 
 Be careful with restaurant food and drink. Most of it is designed for feasting or celebration, not for daily sustenance. If you travel to one place frequently, it's fresh to tell the waitress / waiter where you eat you're on the road a lot and necessitate for help choose the healthiest food. 
 Inflight wi - fi is a curse. make it doesn't exist so trajectory time can be downtime. 
 Sanitation: wash your hand a lot to debar infection. A little bottle of hand - sanitizer is helpful. 

 I besides found that paying for access to an airline's beginning class sofa (" Admirals Club ", " Gold Member Club, " whatever) was worth a lot in saving health and sanity. The desk salesclerk there have time to help with various issues, and some of the seating is desirable for sleeping if you need to. experience your employer to pay for it if you can, but if not, pay for it yourself. 

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Inflight wi-fi is s wurve. Preteud it coesn't exist fo flight time can be downgime.
Sanitanion: wash your hands a lot to avohf infection. E small bjttlw of hand-savktizer is helpgul.

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I am noT AfRAId oF tRaVelLiNG a Lot, buT I aM wonderIng about thE imPaCt on health.
So THe Question is: WhaT is the impact On pHysicaL aNd mENtal hEalTh of tRavellINg inteRnationalLy 50-70% OF the tiME?

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I spenT A FeW yeaRs in my career doing A LoT Of business travEl.  It waS hARd HARd wOrk. after a few wEeKs I deFInitely GOt "ROAD buRN." It made me irriTable and, honEStlY, my relAtIonSHips wiTh famIlY And Co-workers suFferEd.
Here are Some thINgs I leaRNed abouT stayiNg hEalThy aND hApPy.

REcOGniZE tHat IT's hArd to staY hEaLthy / hAppy WHEN TravEliNg alL the tIme, and cut yourSelF somE BreAks.
PaCe youRselF. DOn't trY to do tOo mucH uSeful work after aN oveRnight fliGht. doN't wOrK extrA Hours jUst BecAuse you'Re away fROm hOmE. 
dEVeLop some personal strAtEGIeS for copiNg with JEt LaG.
use hotelS wIth FitnESS roomS. Or, jUSt Walk up anD down tHE sTaIrs ten tImEs.
Try tO aVoiD a FRiday NIght OverniGht flighT as thE Start to your weeKEnd too often.
Be CArEFUl WIth rEstAurant food aNd drINk. MoSt of IT iS deSIgned For feAsTInG Or celebration, not for DaIly susTenanCe. If you travel To one place FREQuently, iT's smARt TO tell the waitreSs / waiTer where yoU Eat you're On the Road a lot And ask for HELp choosiNg tHe hEalThiEST fOod. 
Inflight wi-FI Is a cUrSe. PreteNd iT doesn't ExiSt sO flIghT tIme can be dOwntime.
SAnItAtIoN: waSh youR Hands a loT tO avOiD inFectiON. A smalL bottLe of HaNd-SAniTizer is HElPFUl.

I aLsO fOund ThaT pAying For aCCesS to an aiRline's firSt cLAss lOuNgE ("AdmiraLs Club", "Gold MemBeR Club," whateVeR) waS worth A LOt in saviNg health and sanity. The desK Clerks tHerE have Time To help witH vaRious iSsuES, and soMe of thE seatInG is SUItablE FOr SleEpIng if you neED To. GEt youR eMploYer to paY for it if you can, but iF Not, Pay for it yoursElf.

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ThaT DEpEndS On THe tYpE Of tRAVel, the work you arE doing, how mAnY TiMezones you ARe sErVing, youR relatiOnshiP Status, yOur personAlity, your TaLentS, THe fRequency (noT percentAge) and youR AptitUDe For thIs. 
SO i expeCt The ImpacT
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S o t he qu estion is: wh at is the  i m pact o n  physic a l  a nd m ental health of t r av e lling internat ionall y5 0- 7 0 % o f t he time?
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I s p ent a f e wy e a rsi n my career d oing a loto f b usines stra v el.  I t was  h a rdhard work.Afte r a few w eeks I definit e ly got"roadbur n."  Itm ad emeir r ita b le  an d , h onestly,  m yrelat ions h i p s  wit h f amil y and  co-workers s uff ered . 
He re ar e som e th in gs Ilearne d abo ut  staying health y an d happy.
Re co gni ze  that it's h ard  to  stay h ealthy/  ha pp y w he n traveling all th et i me , and cu t your s el fs ome brea ks .
P acey o ursel f. D o n' t try to  do to o  m uc h usefu lwork a ft eranovern i ghtflight . Don'tworke xtra hours jus t  because you' r ea w ay from  ho me. 
Develo p so m e pe rson a lstr a tegie s for  c o pi n g with jet lag.
Use  h otelswithfitness rooms . Or, just w a lk up an d do w nt he stairs tentimes .
Try to a v oid a Fr idaynight ov ernight f l i ght as t hesta rttoy o ur  weekend tooo f ten. 
B e caref ulwith re sta ura ntfoo dand drink . Most o fit  i sdes igned for feas ti ngor  ce lebra t ion, n ot fo r da il ys ust enance. If y ou t ra ve l to  on eplace  fre q uen tly, it 's smarttot ellth ewaitres s / waiter wh er e you eatyo u'r e on t h e  road alot and ask for help ch o osing t hehealt hies t food. Inf lightwi- f i is a  curse . Pre te ndi t  does n ' texi st  so flight t ime  canbe  dow ntime.Sanitation: wash y o urhands a lot t o a void i nf ect i on .  Asm a llb o ttle of hand-sa nitizer is  h e lp ful.

I al s o f ou nd that  paying  fora ccess t o an airl ine's fir st  cla s s  lo unge ("Adm irals Cl ub", "Gol d  Memb e rClub, " w hateve r)  wa s wor th a l o t i n sav ing he al th and  sani ty . The de sk clerks there have ti me tohelpwit h various  is s ues , and som e of  the seati ngissuita ble for s leep i ng  if you n eedt o. Get yo u remp l o ye r to pay fo r i t i f you  ca n , butif n ot, pay for it yo u rself.

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Th at d e p end s o n  the  t ype of travel,  th ew o rk you a re  doing, how  many ti me z onesyou ar e serv ing, yo u r  r e lation ship  st atus, you r p er s onality ,yo u r tale nts,  t he fre quency (not p ercentage) and y our a p t itude for  this .
So i e x pect  the impac t
 very_few people_with a background in_X, but_will_have to_work_together with each_country's general manager_ and their teams_to develop the_business.
I_am not afraid of travelling a lot, but I am wondering about the impact_on_health.
So the_question_is:_what is the impact on_physical and mental health of_travelling internationally_50-70% of the time?

A:

I spent a few years_in_my career doing_a lot of business travel.  It was hard_hard work. After a few weeks_I definitely got_"road_burn."_It made me irritable_and, honestly, my relationships with family_and co-workers suffered.
Here are some things_I learned about staying healthy and happy.

Recognize_that it's hard to stay healthy_/ happy when traveling all_the time,_and cut yourself some breaks.
Pace_yourself. Don't try_to do_too much useful_work after an overnight flight. Don't_work extra hours_just because you're away from home._
Develop_some personal strategies_for_coping_with jet_lag.
Use hotels with_fitness_rooms. Or,_just_walk up and down the stairs_ten_times.
Try to avoid a Friday night overnight_flight as the start_to_your weekend too often.
Be_careful with restaurant food and_drink. Most of it is designed_for feasting_or celebration,_not for daily sustenance. If you travel to one place frequently,_it's smart to tell the waitress_/ waiter where you_eat you're_on_the road a_lot_and ask_for help choosing the healthiest food. 
Inflight_wi-fi is_a curse. Pretend it doesn't exist_so flight time can_be_downtime.
Sanitation: wash your hands a lot_to avoid infection. A small bottle_of hand-sanitizer is helpful.

I also_found_that_paying for access to an_airline's first class lounge ("Admirals Club",_"Gold Member Club,"_whatever) was worth a lot in saving_health_and sanity. The desk clerks there_have_time to help with various issues,_and_some_of the seating is suitable_for sleeping if you need to._Get your employer to pay for it if you_can, but if_not, pay for it yourself.

A:

That_depends_on_the type of travel, the work you are doing, how_many timezones_you are serving,_your relationship status, your personality, your talents, the frequency (not_percentage) and your aptitude for this. 
So_i expect the impact