When I get overwhelmed or exhausted, the LAST thing I want to do is be on social media working my business. I’d rather be sitting, snuggled on the sofa with my kids, watching a movie, or enjoying a glass of wine.
This can be a touchy and tricky subject.
But it relates back to many of the previous topics: boundaries, priorities, authenticity, etc.
Staying on track does not necessarily mean following your schedule to a T.
For me, I’m probably more of a hover-er, but I try to recognize the importance of them making decisions and participating in their own life choices.
We cannot forever protect them from the world, but we CAN help prepare them for it and what they’ll face. Yet, I also feel like it’s okay to let them know they CAN ask for help when needed (some of us can still use that reminder, right??).
Here’s the truth: it’s hard to drop the habit pounded into us from school age on. We need to work hard, we go to school around 8-3, we work 9-5, and so on and so forth.
However, you likely became an entrepreneur for more freedom. Many of us often fall into bad habits of becoming workaholics. An email pings and you jump to answer it. A message comes through your DMs, and you NEED to answer it right that minute… but do you?
