Balancing Work at Home Life for Ultimate Success and Satisfaction

To be successful and maintain a healthy mental state, you have to learn how to balance your home and work life. It’s easy to get overwhelmed with one or the other, especially when one side starts to overcome the other.

 

Finding a way to be content with your life means spending enough time on both your work and your family or even just having downtime to yourself. Once you can balance your time, priorities, stress, and family dynamic, you will easily forge your way on the path towards success.

 

There are certain common elements that most women identify as saboteurs for their satisfaction. It might be that you feel you do not have enough time or feel stressed out and unable to prioritize things well.

 

Some ideas to set you on the right path:

 

- Time Is the Biggest Factor in Your Success and Happiness

Once you can fall into a schedule that brings balance to your work and home life, you will be more productive and content with where you are at, and the...

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What Happened To The Compassion In The World

personal development May 12, 2020

It seems like we live in a dog-eat-dog society. We are always so concerned about ourselves that we fail to look at the big picture. It is almost like we no longer embrace a sense of community. We do not have compassion.

 

The trouble is, compassion is a powerful emotion, and it has many benefits.

 

  1.  You Will Be Happier

Showing compassion to others is not simply altruistic. When you support someone else, it boosts your happiness. A study from Harvard showed that donating money can make you happier than using it yourself.

 

  1.  Makes You More Attractive

Studies show that positive personality traits like kindness and compassion increase people's perceptions of attractiveness. People rated headshots more attractive when attached to a quality like compassion.

 

  1.  Improves Your Relationships

Being compassionate is a key to solid relationships. Whether personal or professional, people will be more comfortable and receptive to you if you show...

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Frequently Asked Questions You Need To Know About Heart Disease

health May 11, 2020

According to the American Heart Association, nearly five million Americans are living with heart failure and 550,000 new cases are diagnosed each year. Heart failure is a serious condition that often is misunderstood. The questions below will help clarify misperceptions about this condition and its complications.

 

  1. What is heart failure?

 

  1. Heart failure does not mean that your heart has stopped or is about to stop. It is a serious condition in which the heart doesn't pump blood through your body as well as it should.

 

Your heart still beats, but it pumps less nutrient- and oxygen-rich blood to the rest of your body. Because of this, heart failure can make you feel tired or weak. Heart failure also can cause swelling and fluid buildup in your legs, feet, and even your lungs. Fluid buildup in your lungs often is referred to as "congestion," which is why heart failure is sometimes called "congestive heart failure (CHF)." Patients may sometimes require...

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Make A Relationship Not A Bargain

spirituality May 10, 2020

 Sadly, some communities describe praying to God almost as a type of genie. If you say the correct words at the proper time, then voilà, God grants your wish! We act like we know what we need in this life if only he would respond to our demands.

 

This attitude misses the whole point of what prayer is and what its purpose is.

 

The problem with this tactic is that prayer is about fostering a relationship. A relationship with the Creator of Heaven and Earth. The One who knit every one of your cells together, who knows you more deeply than you know yourself (Psalm 139:13-14). A relationship with God in prayer, based on the vending machine principle, is inherently self-centered spirituality.

 

In healthy relationships, you have the freedom to say “yes” or “no” to someone’s request. You can say “yes” if you want to cook dinner this evening. You can say “no” if you would rather go out for dinner instead.

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Affirmation: I am Self-Reliant and Hold Realistic Expectations of Others

affirmations May 09, 2020

As I awaken, I am thankful for the new day and confident in managing the duties I must do today. I efficiently handle my work and home life so that both run smoothly.

 

I have a feeling of satisfaction, knowing that I can succeed on my own. My self-reliance gives me independence and permits me to live a life corresponding to my principles.

 

I am making it on my own, so I maintain reasonable expectations of others.

 

If I need something fixed at my house, I hire a professional rather than burdening my friends. I appreciate that everyone has families and responsibilities. Everyone deserves downtime.

 

I know that my responsibilities are mine alone. I trust myself to get the job completed effectively because I am confident in my success. I prosper through my hard work and take accountability for my life choices.

 

Because I am self-reliant and appraise each situation with a strong dose of levelheadedness, I am more contented than ever! It is not easy to...

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Strengthen Relationships Through Prayer and Love

relationships May 08, 2020

Relationships are one of the most significant aspects of our lives. Whether with family, friends, or a spouse, the quality of our relationships can greatly affect our overall well-being. However, relationships can also be challenging and require intentional maintenance and strengthening. One of the most powerful ways to nurture and strengthen our relationships is prayer—praying for love to fill them.

 

The Power of Love in Relationships

The Bible speaks extensively about the importance of love in our relationships. In 1 Corinthians 13:13, we read, "And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity." The word "charity" in this verse is love. This passage reminds us that love is the foundation for building strong, lasting relationships.

Love is not merely a feeling or an emotion; it is a commitment to seek the best for others and to be patient, kind, and forgiving. When we pray to seek love in our relationships, we genuinely seek God to...

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Christian Life Coaching: This Is What Happens

life coaching May 07, 2020

Christian Life Coaching is an effective approach to help women achieve their goals, unlock their full potential, and fulfill their divine purpose. By working collaboratively with a professional life coach, clients can identify their talents, passions, and objectives and develop a plan of action to achieve their desired outcomes.

 

Life coaches provide invaluable assistance to their clients by creating a safe and non-judgmental space for them to explore their thoughts and emotions. By working with a life coach, women can better understand themselves, their values, and their purpose in life.

 

This process involves identifying their strengths and weaknesses, defining their goals, and developing a plan of action to achieve those goals.

 

One of the primary benefits of working with a life coach is that they help clients develop the necessary skills and strategies to achieve their pursuits. This includes effective communication, time management, and problem-solving...

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Christian Perspective To Good Health During Labor Day Festivities

health May 07, 2020

Labor Day is a time to celebrate hard work, relax with friends and family, and enjoy the last moments of summer. With cookouts, parties, and travel plans, it is easy to get caught up in the festivities and overlook our health. As Christians, we are called to honor God with our bodies (1 Corinthians 6:19-20, KJV) and maintain balance in all areas of life. While it is important to enjoy the day, it is equally important to care for our physical and spiritual well-being during this time.

 

Here are a few tips to help you stay healthy during Labor Day festivities:

 

1. Mindful Eating: Enjoy, but Do Not Overindulge

Labor Day is often associated with barbecues, picnics, and indulgent foods. While it is perfectly fine to enjoy a good meal, it is also important to be mindful of what we consume. Proverbs 25:16 (KJV) reminds us, "Hast thou found honey? eat so much as is sufficient for thee, lest thou be filled therewith, and vomit." Moderation is key.

  • Tip: Eat fresh fruits,...
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Networking Skills Will Make You More Successful

With the internet, we live in an amazingly interconnected world. People send messages and get instant connections. Because of this, it might seem like the traditional means of networking have fallen by the wayside. But, nothing is further from the truth.

Social media is a fantastic way for people to exchange ideas and meet new contacts. But, it will never have the same power as face-to-face meetings with people. Communication is at its strongest when two individuals look at each other. Women learn more about others within seconds of in-person contact than they ever could strictly online.

Another point to consider is that people online might not always be who they claim they are. Think about how effortless it is to create an online identity. People can be anyone they want to be online. This means the online connections you make could be fake, which will not help you when asking people to work with, support, or utilize your business.  Networking is about engaging with others.

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How Can You Act In A Timely Way?

personal development May 05, 2020

 

Time is the great equalizer. You have 24 hours to use each day, no matter who you are. However, these hours are mostly already spoken for - for many women. Between sleep, family duties, work, and - if we are lucky - a little socializing, there is not much time left. Any time we do use, we must use it well.

 

 

Simple tips that can help you avoid wasting your time:

 

  1.  Stop Saying Yes If You Want to Say No

Do you ever find that you take on more than you can handle? Try saying no a little more often. While it is essential to be a good friend or a team player, you do not have to take on every task someone asks of you. If you take the time to do someone else's work, you lose that time somewhere else in your life.

 

  1.  Focus on One Major Task Each Day

I am not suggesting that you only do one thing per day, but it can help guide a light goal. Think about one thing or theme to focus on that day. When you are in-between tasks, you will not find yourself...

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