Get A Life: Simple Strategies For Work/Life Balance Tapa blanda - 2004

Random House New Zealand. Good. 19.8 x 13 x 1.6 centimetres (0.2. Paperback. 2004. 208 pages. Cover worn<br>Recent media reports suggest an increase in employees struggling to balance their home and work lives. GE T A LIFE presents five key areas to address work/life balance on an individual basis. Also provided are practical strategies in ea ch area including - focus, personal organisation, stress, mind-bo dy ... .

Auckland, New Zealand: Random House, 2004. "A practical guide on how to get the balance right between your job and the other important parts of your life that often get overlooked by busy people. Using case histories Andrea Molloy will help you not only work better but help you take a look at your personal stress levels and focus and direct you on taking positive action for maximum benefit. Media reports suggest an increase in employees struggling to balance their home and work lives. Get A Life presents five key areas to address work/life balance on an individual basis. Also provided are practical strategies in each area including - focus, personal organisation, stress, mind-body and taking action." CONDITION 208 pages, unworn and unread copy.. Edition Unstated. Soft Cover. As New/N/A. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Random House New Zealand. Very Good. 198mm / 130mm. Paperback. 2004. 208 pages. <br>Recent media reports suggest an increase in employ ees struggling to balance their home and work lives. GET A LIFE p resents five key areas to address work/life balance on an individ ual basis. Also provided are practical strategies in each area in cluding - focus, personal organisation, stress, mind-body and tak ing ... .

Random House New Zealand. Very Good. 198mm / 130mm. Paperback. 2004. 208 pages. <br>Recent media reports suggest an increase in employ ees struggling to balance their home and work lives. GET A LIFE p resents five key areas to address work/life balance on an individ ual basis. Also provided are practical strategies in each area in cluding - focus, personal organisation, stress, mind-body and tak ing ... .