How do you balance life and work ?
Gibril Longmene
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Tedel@simplytedel
Simple: work is part of my life, not a separate thing. So my to-do lists look like this:
- wake up
- take a bath
- have breakfast
- Work, which includes:
a. finish the report I began yesterday
b. review the email
c. write a follow up email to Jane Doe about the delivery of the products
d. other work matters
- get back home
- go to a shop to buy bread
- make dinner
- watch tv
- bed
It works wonderfully.
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Hey everyone! Balancing life and work can be quite a challenge, but I've found a few strategies that work for me. Firstly, I prioritize self-care and make sure to take breaks and recharge. Secondly, I try to set clear boundaries between work and personal life to maintain a healthy separation. Lastly, I rely on natural ways to boost my energy, like getting enough sleep, exercising, and eating well. I also can sometimes consume energy pills which I bout at Canadian Pharmacy and focus on sustainable habits for long-term balance. Hope this helps!
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1. Prioritize tasks: Identify what needs immediate attention and focus on the important stuff first.
2. Time blocking: Organize your day with specific time slots for different tasks to stay on top of things.
3. Minimize distractions: Create a dedicated, distraction-free zone to work efficiently.
4. Use productivity tools: Embrace helpful apps or tools that make task management and collaboration a breeze.
5. Take regular breaks: Step away from work from time to time to refresh your mind and avoid burnout.
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6. Listen to your body: If you're constantly feeling tired and drained, it might be a sign of burnout.
7. Pay attention to your passion: Losing interest in activities you used to love could be a red flag.
8. Check your emotions: Frequent mood swings or irritability might be connected to burnout.
9. Evaluate your productivity: If your work quality starts to decline, it's time to address burnout risks.
10. Watch for physical signs: Keep an eye out for headaches, body aches, or sleep disturbances.
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11. Set boundaries: Create clear work hours and protect your personal time like a champ.
12. Open up: Talk openly about your workload concerns with your supervisor or team.
13. Embrace hobbies: Dedicate time to activities that bring you joy and relaxation outside of work.
14. Learn to say no: Don't overcommit to projects or tasks; it's okay to set healthy boundaries.
15.Seek support: Reach out for advice or counselling if you feel burnout symptoms creeping in.
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