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Finding the balance between work life and personal life is an important ingredient to a woman's success. Through trials and tribulations, Valerie has developed strategies that keep her on top of her game, all the while living each day to the fullest. Valerie continues to inspire and motivate women throughout the country - helping them to see the strength and power within themselves to make positive changes, which in turn, make their lives more positive both professionally and personally.

 

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« Working Women: Performing the Balancing Act – Telecommuting Part 2 | Home | Working Women: Performing the Balancing Act – Flexing Your Work Schedule Part 2 »

Working Women: Performing the Balancing Act – Flexing Your Work Schedule Part 1

Working moms know all too well how tricky it can be to perform the balancing act between work and family life. Somehow soccer practices and band concerts always seem to end up being scheduled at the same time as that meeting with your new client.

And…it seems that, for most moms, being pulled in a million different directions is taking its toll.

Did you know almost half of all working moms say they would take a cut in pay if it meant they could spend more time with their children? Or, that they would leave their jobs altogether if their spouses or significant others made enough money to comfortably support the family?

Another startling fact is how much quality time working moms are missing with their kids today. 1 in 3 working moms say they spend less than 3 hours a day with their children; and 1 in 4 working moms have missed an important event in their children’s lives due to work.

With statistics like these, it’s no wonder working moms are feeling overstressed, overworked, and overwhelmed!

Join me this week as I show you how you can begin flexing your work schedule, and perform the working woman’s balancing act without falling flat on your back.

You can have it all – and I’ll show you how!

Remember, if you shoot for the moon and miss, you are still among the stars!

Valerie Fitzgerald

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