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How to set achievable goals
How to manage time for personal and professional life
How to avoid distractions
Embrace work friends
Build meaningful relationships with work friends, because they can relate to what you're dealing with.
Your close circle will be eager to support you throughout your work's highs and lows, but talking about your work-related worries can leave you feeling isolated or even burdensome.
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Make it personal
Define what balance means to you, and hold yourself to that.
Choose to be honest with yourself about how you're holding up, and acknowledge that there's no universal formula for happiness.
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Try something new
Finding a new creative outlet (whether it's learning a language or testing out your photography skills) can refresh your perspective on the balance between work and play.
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Create a routine
Create a simple daily routine that includes time for both your personal and work priorities.
Because one of the most exhausting parts of balancing work and life is related to the multitude of tiny prioritization decisions (working in that project vs choosing to go out with a friend, for...
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Find your peak hours
Determine when you do your best work. Focus your professional responsibilities during that time, and save your "off hours" for leisure.
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You Don't Have to Choose: 5 Tips for Balancing Your Personal Life With Your Business's Growth
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"You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time. " ~ Abraham Lincoln
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