With great schedule flexibility comes great responsibility. Sure, you set up your own schedule and don’t have a boss looking over your shoulder, micromanaging your every move. But you probably work more weekends than the average person. Here are a few tips for making the most of your weekend while still killing it.
Source: Inman News
Everybody’s working for the weekend: 4 tips for work-life balance
Published in Agent, Dale Archdekin, flexibility, Lead Generation, Opinion, Select, weekends, work-life balance and working weekends
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