3 Tips On How To Manage Work - Life Balance

Work - Life Balance ?

Meaning; having equal time for work and life? Well, Club Mondain is not in favour of this term.
As boundaries are constantly blurring between personal and professional life, adding the 24/7 availability through socials and other networks - it is time to reconsider on how to define. 
Club Mondain works with different international companies' associates to create a healthy lifestyle and very often people are juggling between work and life.
It is almost unrealistic that intermingle of work and personal life does not happen. 

And we do understand the overwhelm one can feel when juggling between work, home, maybe kids, the deadlines, social life, schoolparties, household, commuting to work, maybe even international travels  - Should we continue ?

SO - how to manage the tasks if Work-Life Balance does not exist. 

3 tips we give our coachees; 

- Plan your activities (not your time ) during the week including personal life events
- Find out what your highest priorities are in a week and plan that first
- Realise your only human, and define your boundaries, it is perfectly fine to say no.

One of our Workshops is about setting clear goals to maintain your healthy lifestyle and to experience on how to keep on connecting work and life. 
If you are interested to join,  contact us.

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