Has Covid messed up your work-life balance?

I hope you’re well and taking care of yourself.

We’re all recognizing that this pandemic is not a sprint. We’re in a marathon.

The good news is that the World is opening back up.

While this doesn’t mean we’re ready for life as it was, we are gently moving into life as it is now.

For this Friday’s Free Gifts, I have three resources that will help you stay strong as you learn new ways of operating in your life and business.

(You may want to read through this entire email before you click, so you don’t miss one 🙂

Working from home should not mean working all the time. The first gift this week is an article from Bloomberg. Three Hours Longer, the Pandemic Workday has Obliterated Work-Life Balance.

Large organizations are taking note of this and are offering employees more parental leave and vacation time. As entrepreneurs, we need to give ourselves good boundaries and remember to play and take time off.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-23/working-from-home-in-covid-era-means-three-more-hours-on-the-job

Next, I’ve recorded a short audio for you on how to make time for self-care. Many of the women in our community have been working double-time since schools have closed, and those of us without small children at home, are inundated with technology and news at a new level while we stay safely at home.
Click here to listen to the recording.

I’m also sharing with you the replay of the class Dr. Abiola Oladoke taught for us on How to Stay Healthy During COVID and Beyond.

Dr. Abiola’s spirit and smile are infectious. You’ll love the way she helps us all feel lighter about taking our medicine. We love having this Limitless Woman as part of our family.

In closing, please join me in celebrating the incredible success of our Limitless Women Virtual Retreat.

We came together for three days and built powerful new relationships through our Mastermind sessions.

Our generous community not only came together for ourselves, we committed to supporting girls’ education, health and well-being through Girl Up Uganda and donated $21,000. Woo Hoo! Great job, Ladies.

Take a few minutes for yourself today and consider where you can fill up your well so you can be strong and healthy for those of us who love you.

Thank you for taking the time to take care of you.

I’ll “see” you next Friday.

Sending Love,