Let’s face it, we’re all guilty of procrastination. Maybe you put off studying for that big test, or you ditched your workout to watch another episode of your favourite show. We talked about three ways it could affect your daily life here previously. I’m here as an angel to you dear reader, to bring forth more effects if you don’t strengthen your willpower.
work-life balance
Work-life balance is a hot topic at the moment and it’s easy to see why. With the pressure of work and family life, many people feel that their lives are out of control. We’ve all heard about the stress caused by juggling child care, caring for older parents and paying bills on top of our own responsibilities—and this can have a significant impact on our health and well-being. But how do we achieve work-life balance?
Maybe you know that walking for 60 minutes a day is good for your health. Maybe you’ve heard about the benefits of drinking green tea or eating salmon. But have you ever actually done it? If not, then there’s something else I want to tell you: exercise doesn’t have to be complicated. All of us have busy lives and complicated schedules—and that means we don’t always make time for our bodies as often as we should.
When you’re both far apart, how do you maintain a strong marriage with a long distance? There’s something about being together and seeing each other a lot that gives the feel of family. It’s nice to share tasks and responsibilities with your spouse, but also have some space to explore new things together. The other thing about being together is that it can be emotionally draining if you’re not constantly