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People aim to achieve a balance between their work and lives. But few people achieve it. What are the causes of problems? How to overcome it?

#people #aim #balance #work #lives
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life
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several
 factors, which can require possible solutions to be adopted. There are many reasons why a
balance
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works
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 and
lives
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 is difficult to achieve. One obvious cause is
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pressure. Mainly because
people
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such
 as costs to cover a
life
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 and a position in society. These factors make
people
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 hard every day, which they can not have a
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life
. Another culprit worth mentioning is
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 plan.
This
 arises from the fact that
people
 do not have a habit of listing important
works
, so they do not recognize what type of work that should be finished.
Consequently
,
people
 will not have enough time for themselves. Various measures,
nevertheless
, can be implemented to address these issues. The first solution is
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 thought. When
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negative thinking
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force
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 them to work hard. So
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meeting friends and listening
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advices
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 from others are the important factors to have positive thinking, at
this
 point, problems and
works
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 can be solved. The second approach is that listing. The habit of writing down needed
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 allows
people
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 and take care of themselves.
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,
people
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life
. In conclusion, achieving
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life
 is difficult for some
people
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Work-life balance: the equilibrium between one's job responsibilities and personal life.
  • Overwork: working too hard or for excessive amounts of time.
  • Remote work: working from a location other than the central work office, often from home.
  • Flexible working hours: work hours that are adaptable to suit an employee's needs.
  • Commuting: traveling between one's home and workplace.
  • Digital technology: electronic tools and systems used to generate, store, and process data, often leading to increased connectivity.
  • Disconnect: to detach from technology or work communications, often to establish boundaries.
  • Time management: the ability to use one's time effectively or productively.
  • Prioritize: to determine the order for dealing with tasks according to their importance.
  • Employer support: programs or practices employed by an organization to assist employees in managing work and personal roles.
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