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5 Resources with Tips for Finding or Improving your Work-Life Balance

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Today has been a very balanced day for me. I was able to work out this morning, did some client work, responded to a few emails, worked on this blog, and even put a load of laundry to wash. For me, that’s a great balance of taking care of myself, working, managing social media, and [...]

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Working Fathers Feel Same Pressure as Working Moms

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“Working fathers are struggling to juggle the competing demands of family and career, according to a report that shows that they are just as uneasy with their work-life balance as mothers.“
No surprise there. But, perhaps this isn’t obvious to everyone else.
The above quote is from the UK-based article titled Working fathers want more time with [...]

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Is there such a thing as a Working Dad?

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SAHM – Stay at home mom.
WAHM – Work at home mom.
WOHM – Work outside the home mom.
There are many labels out there to classify just what type of mami you are.
I am what you would consider a WOHM, since I work full-time outside the home. I’m also commonly referred to as a working mother.
However, Miss [...]

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