I Don't Know How She Does It - How to Create Your Own Work-Life Balance
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With so many employees working in a virtual environment, it's easy to feel like you live at work 24/7. Your office is now in your house just steps from where you sleep and eat dinner. While the benefits of being able to put laundry in during your lunch break may feel like you've got a handle on your life, the work you do is on your phone… with you… on the weekends. It can be a constant reminder that you never really left the office to decompress.
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1. Learn tips on how to separate work and the rest of your life
2. Get a better understanding of how your values match (or don’t match) your actions
3. Explore the concept of creating work-life integration
Danielle Rivenbark, CGMP
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
Danielle Rivenbark, CGMP, works for the NC Department of Public Instruction as the Professional Development Manager for Career and Technical Education, where she manages a team that plans and executes 70+ courses and conferences each year both virtually and in person. She also homeschools her five children in rural Eastern North Carolina. She earned her Master’s Degree from Temple University in Tourism and Hospitality Management and her CGMP in 2013. Danielle has been a member of SGMP since 2011 and has served two terms as the NC Chapter President. She currently serves as a GILMER Trustee for Education.
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