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Little Time…So Many Hats
Living a fulfilled and balanced
life while learning when to say "No."
By Lara Davis
Women these days wear a lot of hats - Mothers, Sisters, Wives,
Employees, Friends, etc.
How do they find time to do it all? Learning to live a fulfilled
and balanced life and learning when to say "No" is
essential these days. The question is, what is most important
in your life?
I heard somewhere that life was like a game of juggling five
balls. The balls are called work, family, friends, health and
integrity and the objective is to keep them all in the air.
And one day you come to understand that work is a rubber ball.
When dropped it can bounce back. The rest of the balls are
glass. When dropped they can get scuffed, nicked, broken apart
and may even shatter. Reminding yourself daily of your true
priorities and focusing on what can't be "dropped" is
what's precious. Treat them with tender care.
So, how do you balance your priorities when everything feels
important? Start with small steps. One of my friends and I
have a favorite saying and we remind each other of its importance
all the time: "How do you eat an elephant?" One bite
at a time. This is how every relationship and goal should be
accomplished, one step at a time. Happiness and success never
comes in one day, but in many small steps.
In your everyday life, how do you face tensions, and sometimes
overwhelming stress? How do you manage everyday priorities?
What are some ways you find time for yourself? How do you manage
your stress? What is important to you? Take the time to enjoy
your priorities in life and make them just that…a priority.
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