Balancing Work and Home for Whole-Life Success
By Ellen Schack
Today’s driven success-minded professional strives to "have it all" — and do it all — with respect to his personal and professional life. However, all too often, this shotgun effort leads to disappointing results on many, if not all, fronts. The complexity lies in creating abundance in your professional life while still being able to relax and enjoy your personal life to its fullest.
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| Create and commit to boundaries that keep work and home life separate. |
2007, she never dreamed that she would be writing a cookbook for newlyweds in her first year of marriage. Working as Marketing Director for a restaurant in California, she and her husband made the move to Arizona the year they were married. With her main focuses of becoming a mother and of being the best wife to her husband, Jaclyn found inspiration in the kitchen and in her passion for hosting parties.
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