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Booth: Today's topic on the podcast
is kind of perfect timing because

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this is the end of Season 2.

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So after this episode, I'm going
to take a couple months off during

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the summer and then we'll be back
in August to bring you Season 3.

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So I'm taking the summer off from doing
the podcast because I wanted to take a

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few things off of my plate and create a
little more time to spend with family.

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My son has just finished his junior
year in high school and the summers

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with him are quickly, quickly
dwindling and so I want to make sure

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I have as much time as possible to be
present with my family this summer.

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So that leads me right into
today's topic on the podcast,

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and that is work life balance.

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Seems to be the million dollar question
everyone always asks, especially us moms.

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An easy answer would be great, but the
truth is there is not an easy answer to

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how to find work life balance, and it
looks a little differently for everyone,

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and it looks different depending on
what phase or season of life you are in.

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So, what you have to focus
on is what works for you.

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For example, when my son was
small, I worked outside the home.

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My approach to work life balance, certain
things I had to do, were much different

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than they are now that I'm self employed.

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He's a teenager.

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He can drive himself.

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Things like that.

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So, the calendar looks a little
different as well as home life.

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Today I'm going to run through some
tips, some little ideas for you to

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think about if you are struggling
to find some work life balance.

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So, the first one is time management.

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It seems like a no brainer, But
it's not always easy to manage time.

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Some people are better at it than others.

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So those of us who are not good at
managing time definitely need to kind

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of have a plan of attack to make sure
they wrangle in their time management.

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One of my absolute favorite things to
do, and you've probably heard me talk

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about it before, is time blocking.

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Time blocking is a game
changer for your schedule.

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And it also is easier said than done,
and if you've never done it, it's

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going to take a little trial and error
to figure out the little cushions you

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have to leave in for drive times and
things like that, because focusing

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on those details and making sure you
allocate proper time really helps.

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Really is the key to making time
blocking work and having ample time

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to get everything done in the actual
amount of time that it takes to do it.

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So Google Calendar is a
great tool to use on the go.

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You can put appointments in,
it'll give you a little reminder,

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all of those kinds of things.

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But when it comes to time blocking,
the old school pen and paper

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generally seems to work better.

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And that is for a few reasons.

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So I like to sit down, usually on
the weekends or something, and do

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a week at a glance style calendar
for the week ahead to plan it out.

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I actually have linked a free download
in the show notes if you want to

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print your own week at a glance
to use to do your time blocking.

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And I start with my time blocking by
putting in appointments that I have, maybe

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doctor's appointments, things like that.

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And then from there you prioritize what
gets on the calendar and what doesn't.

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And color coding is a great tool.

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So I like to do all my work things in
yellow, family things, things for my son

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in blue, and then my personal things like
a yoga class, something like that in pink.

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So this visual that you get looking
at your week at a glance, the task of

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writing it down, all of those kind of
things, helps your brain process what

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you're going to have to do this coming
week, and already kind of gets a game

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plan for how it's going to happen.

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And maybe you have clients that make
appointments in something like a

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Calendly, or something like that.

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Be sure you link those kind of
things to that Google Calendar, so

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when you're doing your week at a
glance, you prioritize those client

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appointments that have been set.

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Additionally, I like to look at the
month ahead periodically as well.

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It helps for planning out any
long term projects so that you can

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break them down into pieces into
that week at a glance calendar.

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And then you don't end up
procrastinating things and then they

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become stressful and overwhelmed
because they take over your schedule.

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Additionally, if there are any other
goals or something you're trying to

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achieve, mapping them out on a long
term and then having that into your

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week at a glance will help you achieve
those and stay on track with them.

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And, of course, being able to achieve
the things we want to do, get the things

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done we want to do, that creates a good
mindset, keeps us from being stressed,

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and that is one key to work life balance.

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I also like to prioritize family
time on the calendar before any other

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social obligations get put on it.

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We oftentimes find ourselves overwhelmed
throughout the week with work.

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And then the weekend comes
and all of a sudden we have a

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bunch of social obligations and
family is what takes the hit.

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So don't let that happen.

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Go ahead and prioritize which
social obligations are important

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to you and you can decline an
invitation and it will still be okay.

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You will regret not spending the time
with your family more than anything.

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So number two on my list is
next is an organized household.

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And again, this one is much easier said
than done and some people have an easier

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time with staying organized than others.

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So I'm going to give you some tips
that will help you wrangle in the

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household and keep that from being
another stressful part of your life.

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So communicate with your spouse about
household duties, chores, tasks, all

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those things that need to happen.

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We, as moms, we tend to try to
do it all, and then one day the

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overwhelm just boils up, and we kind
of snap, and then everybody thinks

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we're the mean person, or whatever.

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So you want to avoid that happening.

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It's not good for anyone's mindset in
the house, and it becomes a stressor.

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If you are a single parent, or maybe
your spouse travels extensively, and

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you are are the one that's going to
have to be in charge and getting a lot

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or almost all of the tasks done, then
here are some tips for you as well.

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And this one works even if your spouse
helps, but assign your kids chores.

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Feel like we all grew up with
chores, but so many kids today

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don't really have chores anymore.

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Kids can help starting at a young age
with things like dishes, laundry, feeding

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the dogs, taking out the trash, all
sorts of things that have to get done.

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Chore charts can be a great
way to make sure every task

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has someone assigned to it.

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It's also a great way to make your child
feel accomplished and maybe there's a

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little prize or incentive tied to it.

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So the chore chart can be fun
and it's a great way to know.

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All the household duties that need
to get done have been assigned

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to someone other than you.

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And while hiring someone to help
doesn't fit everyone's budget,

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if that does fit your budget, do
consider hiring someone to help.

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Asking for help is not a sign of weakness.

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It's a sign of keeping your mind in check.

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Your time, your peace of
mind is very, very valuable.

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So, weigh your options with
deciding to use some outside help.

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One of my favorite tried and true
tips is to meal plan and prep.

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And, I will say that I'm not as
dedicated to this as I was when my

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son was younger and it was, It's much,
much more important to do it, but it

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still is such an effective tool for
keeping both your calendar and your

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household organized and on track.

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It removes so much overwhelm from your
evenings and saves so much time long term.

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I actually have done a course where
I show you how to prep the entire

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week's worth of suppers in one
hour, and in that time, you're also

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prepping some lunches for the week.

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So I'll link that in
the show notes as well.

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But when you can walk in the door after
a long day at work and just slide a

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casserole into the oven, and then you have
time to go walk the dog, get that walk

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in you need, or sit down and help with
homework, all of those kinds of things,

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your mindset is just much less stressed.

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And another thing is to make sure the
backpacks are packed the night before.

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If there's any special outfits or
things that need to go to school,

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that they're packed and ready.

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And I was never the type to make the
sandwich the night before, but you

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can always do other things to get the
lunchbox ready the night before and

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help speed that along in the morning.

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When you're running around frantically
in the morning trying to get out the

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door on time and not be late, it throws
your whole mindset off for the day.

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It is much more stressful
than you realize.

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It gets you in a bad mood.

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It gets you kind of being short with other
people; it is basically getting you out of

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balance right from the start for the day.

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So do as much as you can the night before.

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You have time to do it the night before
when you've taken other things off your

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plate, like trying to decide what to
have for supper and then either stopping

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to get ingredients or having to chop
ingredients and all of that kind of stuff.

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So It's almost kind of like
a domino effect, right?

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Like you do one thing and it just makes
everything else flow in this perfect line.

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Number three.

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Taking care of yourself.

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And you're probably thinking, wait, what?

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I'm supposed to take care of me too?

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I feel like we often feel that way.

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Like, oh no, there's no time for me.

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I have to take care of everyone else.

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And as mothers, we are nurturers,
we are carers, all of those kinds of

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things we tend to want to do for the
others before we do for ourselves.

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But it is important to
take care of us, too.

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I really like to use the analogy of a
mask on a plane, the oxygen mask, that is.

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So they always say that if you're
traveling with someone else, put

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your mask on first before assisting
the person besides you, the person

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you're traveling with, whomever.

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And the reason they tell you to do
this is because you are not going to be

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able to give someone else assistance if
you've already passed out, basically.

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So, think about that
with your own self care.

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If you're exhausted, if you're burnt
out, If you're physically just unwell,

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you are not going to be the person your
family needs and you're not going to

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take care of them as well as you want to.

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So prioritizing taking care of yourself
is very important for work life balance.

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It's very, very important for mindset.

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Self care is a real thing
and it's a daily thing.

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It's not a once a year big spa day.

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Although those are great and you
can add that to the list too.

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Sure, why not?

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Um, but it's taking care of our
physical bodies each day, making

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sure you have plenty of rest.

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When you have your time managed and
your home organized, it's a lot easier

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to get in the bed at a reasonable time.

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And your diet matters too.

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When you're eating junk food
and fast food and all of these

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things, they make you feel bad.

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They drain you of your energy and it just
makes everything else spiral downhill.

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The meal planning and prepping is a
super way to keep your diet on track

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and keep eating healthy things that
make you feel good and give you energy.

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And of course, you have to get
that exercise in too, but exercise

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really does give you more energy
and makes you feel better.

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A simple 30 to 45 minute walk,
maybe with the dogs, maybe a weekly

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yoga class does it for you, and
it really helps you just stop,

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decompress, and refocus for the week.

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Whatever it is you enjoy doing, make sure
when you're doing that time blocking, you

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find some time for you to do those things.

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It's very, very important
to your overall balance.

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And while we are saying yes to things
that nurture us and our bodies, we also

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must say no to things that don't, right?

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So we must say no to things that
are not aligned with our season

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of life, our current goals, our
current family's lifestyle and

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calendar and things like that.

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There are a lot of pressures.

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Social media does make it worse,
but there are a lot of pressures

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to do what other people are doing,
and it's not always aligned.

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And that is where you have to say no,
because it will be stressful trying

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to do things that aren't fitting
where you are in life right now.

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And number four is creating boundaries
between work and family time.

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As a society, we have become
a culture of always available.

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And that is not necessarily a good thing.

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That's why it's so important to set
boundaries between work and family time,

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but you also have to communicate those
boundaries so that people's expectations

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are aligned with your intentions.

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So some simple ideas to
create those boundaries.

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When you get home in the evening,
Put your phone on Do Not Disturb.

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So this will keep your phone from
being a distraction, but it will

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also notify the person that you
have your notifications silenced.

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So they won't feel like
you are ignoring them.

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Additionally, turn off read receipts
and things like that on your phone,

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because if people see that you have
read their message, then they're

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wondering why you haven't responded.

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You don't want people to
know that you have read their

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message but haven't replied.

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So just go ahead and make it so
they don't know if you've read it

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and then once you do read it on
your set time, then you respond.

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Don't check your email right
when you wake up in the morning.

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Wait until you sit down to do work time.

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And I like to wait and only check
email once I sit down at my computer.

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But if you're not a sit down at the
computer person and your phone is how

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you check emails and you And do all
your communications, then maybe turn off

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email notifications on your phone and
set times throughout the day where you

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stop, you read your emails and you reply.

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When you set the example that you
instantly respond, then that is

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what people will always demand
of you to be always available.

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When you work for a business that
has no set hours, if you work nine to

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five or something like that, Monday
through Friday, and someone sends

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you an email, Cause it's on their
mind at three o'clock on a Sunday.

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They generally aren't going to expect you
to reply until the actual office is open.

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But if you're self employed, you
need to create those office hours

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for yourself and define what that
boundary is of your availability.

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I even like to put office hours
in the signature of your email.

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So if your office hours say Monday through
Thursday, nine to four, and someone sends

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you an email on Friday, maybe you have
an auto responder on that you're out of

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the office or something like that, and
then they can see your office hours.

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So people aren't expecting that
instant reply that they're looking for.

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They're understanding why they haven't
gotten an answer back from you yet.

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And take your lunch break, leave
the building, go for a walk,

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read some light hearted fiction
while you eat your sandwich.

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Just do something that lets your
brain kind of take a break and

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refocus before the afternoon.

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And communicate family events or
time off needed as far in advance

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as you can with your employer.

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And then of course, as I mentioned just
a minute ago, if you're not going to

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be in the office, whether it's vacation
or you work odd hours, any of those

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things, have an autoresponder that lets
someone know that you're not ghosting

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them, but you're not available right now.

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Finding work life balance.

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This is an ever evolving process
because our lives are always changing.

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There's no marker to define that
you've achieved it like weight

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loss or something like that because
it's always, always changing.

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Our lives are always changing.

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We all want to be successful in our
work, but our families are priority.

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And so finding that balance
to make both of them work.

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Together, harmoniously, is the focus here.

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To me, quality time is more
important than quantity time.

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I've been around people before where
you're together for several hours, but

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they're not present because they're
on their phone their whole time, or

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replying to emails and things like that.

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So having quality time is much, much
better than unpresent quantity of time.

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And quality time is best
achieved when we are our best.

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We've taken care of ourselves.

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We're not distracted and we can give
our complete focus and energy to what

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matters at that moment with our family.

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And focusing on that daily is what
makes our lives more balanced.

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So if you are struggling with work
life balance, I hope some of these

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tips resonated with you as things
you could employ in the way you go

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about your day and approaching work
and life together to create a little

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more balance, a little less stress,
a little more peace in your life.

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And that being said, I am going
to sign off for the summer

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and I'll be back in August.