Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Work Life Month

We all know that being a working parent is a challenge, and you may be wishing you could clone yourself in order to find the time to care for the kids, home, partner, job - and yourself! Sharpening your time management skills can help achieve your goals at home and at work see how in Managing Your Time As A Working Parent.

Getting enough sleep sounds easy but during different times of our lives every day stress can impact our sleep patterns. In the article Getting a Good Night's Sleep you are provided with tips on establishing a bedtime routine, taking a nap and how to stay asleep.

Working from home can be very appealing for many. Some of the positives include not having to deal with an arduous commute to and from the office. However, there are certain boundaries at home that need to be adhered to like how to stay focused and manage your workload. See Boundaries When you Work From Home.

For many people, balancing the responsibilities of home and work can be a never-ending challenge. In the article Balancing Work and Life you are encouraged to think about your priorities, deal with stress/overload and manage the many roles in your life.

How many times have you said "this year I'm going to get fit". It seems the busier we are, the harder it is to find time to 'workout'. The thing is, there is always enough time, we just have to sieze the fitness opportunities. Fitness and Work shows you opportunities to increase your heart rate and build your muscles while at work.

Making the decision whether to retire or not is huge. There are multiple issues to consider. In the article The Role of Work After 50 there is an assessment tool to help your decision making, identify your likes and dislikes about your current work and encouragement about whether you want to head in a completely new direction!


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