How to make work-life integration work - Deepstash

How to make work-life integration work

  • Create a schedule to ensure you focus on all your priorities outside of work. Put them in your calendar.
  • Ensure that your schedule complements your partner and family. It should enrich your family life.
  • Remain committed to some boundaries. Set aside time each day to block out thoughts of work and focus exclusively on your people.

Work-life balance is a helpful framework. The secret to prioritizing what we value is in the execution.

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