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Separate work and family life for work life balance

by Carrie
(Canada)

Separate work and family life for work life balance.

I found that I was working longer and longer hours. When I wasn't at work I was thinking of work and guilty that I wasn't working.

I would check my laptop for email, the cell for messages, even while watching TV with my wife.

I think I was addicted to work!

There just wasn't any boundary between work and family.

I now turn off the laptop and resist checking emails at night and on the weekend. I try never to bring work home, preferring to keep both work and family life separate (even if it means a late night at the office).

Unplugging myself and allowing myself to rejuvenate has been a great way to reduce stress and I am spending much more quality time with my family.

Carrie

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