Is work-life balance an issue for you and your family? Today, there are more dual-income earners and women breadwinners than ever before. Typical “gender roles” are becoming less mainstream with families working together as partners when conquering household chores and raising a family.
The Challenges
Both males and females are facing new challenges balancing home life and career. You can’t necessarily control everything in your life, especially at work. But you can make an effort to find a balance.
According to Business News Daily, having a good work-life balance has numerous positive effects, including minimizing stress and burnout, and promoting overall well-being. So it is important to strive for a better balance.
Employers are recognizing the added pressures and looking at the best ways to support, engage and maximize employee time and productivity. But there are times when work-life can seem overwhelming.
While your employer may make changes to help, you can improve your home life partnership with these power-sharing tips. Giving up power isn’t easy, especially when you don’t give it up at work. But seeking ways to share the home duties relieves significant stress and helps you to be a partner and employee.
Dividing the Work at Home
How do you split the work at home?
Embrace Individual Strengths
Give Up on “Your Way”
Sharing is Caring
Sharing household chores no matter how hard your day was at work shows your partner that you care about their time and effort as well. Not only does this help your marriage/partnership, it has a ripple effect in overall happiness and satisfaction in life.