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May 7, 2008

How Do YOU Balance Work & Home?

Summer is sneaking up on us. We’ve got less than a month left of school here, and the kids will be finding new ways to drive me absolutely crazy.

I’m sure I’m not alone here, and my tips will only get me so far.  So I’m interested in hearing YOUR ideas for how you balance work and home, specifically during the summer months. Homeschooling and business tips would also be helpful, since we may be homeschooling my oldest next year (I’ve had enough battles with the school, I really am at my breaking point!).

All the tips will be put together in an article, or possibly a free ebook if we get enough. So be sure to send them in either in comments here, or to contact <at> directsaleshelpers.com .

Looking forward to seeing your tips!

Kara

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  • One Response to “How Do YOU Balance Work & Home?”

    1. Tricia Says:
      May 7th, 2008 at 10:28 am

      In eight years of working from home (and with two little girls now), I have tried every trick in the book to balance it all!

      This summer, I am balancing the time itself. Of the 8 weeks of summer, the kids will be with me part of the time and doing other fun things part of the time. One week will be spent camping with their grandparents. Two weeks will be spent at a crafty summer camp down the street from our house. Interspersed in all of those weeks will be the weeks completely with me. But during those weeks we will have our babysitter come over X hours a week and teach the kids how to swim. So I can combine some babysitting time with the lessons themselves and save myself travel time.

      It will be juggling act no doubt! I already subscribed to Highlights and puzzle magazines and picked up various workbooks, flashcards, and crafts.

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