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Why is juggling work and family so difficult?
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24 hours in a day: Only 24 hours in a day unfortunately. Your priorities in life is a personal decision. Ask yourself what's most important and try to find time for that. Identify things in your life, that take up time and add little value. Use that time more effectively. It's not easy. Good luck, stay positive!
Answered 7/3/2012
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