Life Balance INFOGRAPHIC: 11 Powerful Tips for More Balance in Life!

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There are still a few weeks of the school holidays left. Use this LIFE BALANCE infographic to inspire you and your clients!

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Which of these 11 Life Balance Tips Do You Like Best?

My favourite tip is FEELINGS MATTER! Because (if you pay attention) your feelings really do tell you what's going on with you. Then you can take action to bring yourself more into balance.

Life Balance InfographicTips to help you Share this LIFE BALANCE Infographic on Social Media:

  • EASY: Ask fans & followers, "Which of the 11 tips most inspires YOU?"
  • MEDIUM: Share the graphic, and expand on your favourite tip saying how YOU would help a client in this area!
  • CHALLENGE: Taking each tip in turn, write a few sentences developing each area. Then share daily for 11 days to inspire your fans and followers to hire you!

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3 Comments

  1. Virginia Reeves

    On-target reminders on how to life life more responsibly because that leads to more fulfillment. Accept what you cannot change is becoming a bigger factor in my life. It does help when dealing with people or circumstances you have little influence with.

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  2. William Clayton

    I like the "excellence" not "perfection" tip. In my experience people can confuse the too and, only one is attainable.

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    • Emma-Louise

      Dear William, I love that point too (especially since I am a "recovering perfectionist"). Thank-you for commenting! Warmly, Emma-louise

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