The new year just started and there is nothing like being able to set yourself new goals. Whether it’s to lose weight, start a business, find a new job, quit your job…everyone has something they want to achieve.
However, by mid-February, most people will realise that their motivation and drive for success has died and the rest of the year seems to simmer down.
It’s time to take stock: is your family really benefitting from you working from home?
It’s easy to get buried in the needs of your work when you work at home. A little bit of planning, however, can go a long way towards making working at home a wonderful experience for all. Your family is why you decided to work at home, so don’t let the stresses and demands of work put a dampener on that.
With the Christmas holidays and time off for the new year, many of us start taking stock of our lives and the changes we want and need to make. One of those is how much junk and/or information we are bombarded with.
If your house is anything like mine, you’ll probably get at least one letter a month to the ‘homeowner’ that’s packed with offers for broadband, flyers for supermarket chains and more requested information you have not requested.
