Who am I with kids?
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Who am I with kids?
We know the solution isn’t longer hours at day care or hiring more babysitters or asking our husbands to stay home. Because we’re the ones who want more time—for our children, our parents, our communities, ourselves.
Katherine Kay • Womenomics: Work Less, Achieve More, Live Better
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Oliver Burkeman • Four Thousand Weeks: Embrace your limits. Change your life. Make your four thousand weeks count.
I only have time for two things: My family, and my business.
I still occasionally hang with friends, catch a game, exercise, etc., but only when I have spare time.
Trying to do more was a source of great frustration.
Embracing this season of life has been freeing.
Jeremiah Prummerx.comThink of willpower like the power bar on your cell phone. Every morning you start out with a full charge. As the day goes on, every time you draw on it you’re using it up. So as your green bar shrinks, so does your resolve, and when it eventually goes red, you’re done.