Having Healthy Work Life Balance

Work obligations can stress a lot of us out. We are on our phones, computers and even thinking about work well into the night. We grind and grind...and it gets to us. It impacts our health, our families, our relationships...our kids. This week, on the podcast, we had a chance to talk to a friend, Brenda, about her recent bout with work life imbalance. We hope that her story and our discussion can help us all realize the value of keeping a good work life balance. Please join us as we try to identify some good ways to break the stress of imbalance and come into the rest and peace of having healthy work life balance. Please become part of the discussion or give us feedback by following us on Facebook at facebook.com/rppodcast, Instagram @rppodcast or Tweet us on twitter.com/therppodcast. You can also always check out our website www.rppodcast.com to email us. Thanks for listening.

Episode 32 of the The Reclamation Project: A Podcast podcast, hosted by The Reclamation Project, titled "Having Healthy Work Life Balance" was published on October 15, 2018 and runs 51 minutes.

October 15, 2018 ·51m · The Reclamation Project: A Podcast

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Work obligations can stress a lot of us out. We are on our phones, computers and even thinking about work well into the night. We grind and grind...and it gets to us. It impacts our health, our families, our relationships...our kids. This week, on the podcast, we had a chance to talk to a friend, Brenda, about her recent bout with work life imbalance. We hope that her story and our discussion can help us all realize the value of keeping a good work life balance. Please join us as we try to identify some good ways to break the stress of imbalance and come into the rest and peace of having healthy work life balance. Please become part of the discussion or give us feedback by following us on Facebook at facebook.com/rppodcast, Instagram @rppodcast or Tweet us on twitter.com/therppodcast. You can also always check out our website www.rppodcast.com to email us. Thanks for listening.

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Work obligations can stress a lot of us out. We are on our phones, computers and even thinking about work well into the night. We grind and grind...and it gets to us. It impacts our health, our families, our relationships...our kids.

This week, on the podcast, we had a chance to talk to a friend, Brenda, about her recent bout with work life imbalance. We hope that her story and our discussion can help us all realize the value of keeping a good work life balance.

Please join us as we try to identify some good ways to break the stress of imbalance and come into the rest and peace of having healthy work life balance.

Please become part of the discussion or give us feedback by following us on Facebook at facebook.com/rppodcast, Instagram @rppodcast or Tweet us on twitter.com/therppodcast. You can also always check out our website www.rppodcast.com to email us.

Thanks for listening.

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