Keep the lines of
communication open
I learned this the hard way when a rough patch of work started
to alienate me from my family. Let the people closest to you know what’s going
on in your work life when things get hectic, so they don’t feel like your
lowest priority or worse, suddenly abandoned.
And keep your ears open to hear
what they tell you, too — if your spouse or partner, your friends, or your kids
start complaining — or tell you straight out that you’re working too much — listen
to them. They’re generally going to be a better judge of your behavior than
you are.
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