By Freddie Cheek
I have found that the biggest reward for doing a job well is having more work to do. If you are self- employed, as I am, this can translate into more money and greater profits. If you work for someone else, it can mean greater job security. You become too valuable to lose.
In either case, the increased workload can also cause a great deal of stress, anxiety, overload, and burn out. I have discovered through my mentors, continuing education, elist emails, and plain dumb luck some smart ways to relieve the burden of having a lot on your plate.
Here are my suggestions. They may seem simple, but they have given me greater efficiency, better organization, and some much-needed peace of mind, even as my workload has escalated.
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