We all have some level of success with the seemingly elusive work-life balance struggle.

Depending on who you ask it is either possible or it is a myth. I believe that work-life balance is possible but it is only so if you are ready to accept that you need to be comfortable with the idea of sacrifice and being flexible. 

The average person has the equivalent of two or more jobs. How do you ask? By the time you add the amount of time spent on social media, scrolling through all your feeds and notifications, responding to messages, liking and posting online- you have probably spent the equivalent of a part-time job. Add this to your other demands and no wonder we all seem to struggle with work-life balance. How can we balance it all? We need to take control and focus on what is important. Listen to the podcast as I discuss some steps for you to take control of all the demands on your time. 

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Is it okay to have a favourite child? This was a discussion from my weekly #ParentingToday Radio show | Thursday @ 12.30 PM on LagosTalks 91.3FM 

Join me as we discuss this matter of favourites? Should parents have a favourite child and is it okay? What about how the children feel about this. In some situations when children know that there is a favourite child, there tends to be some tension. In the situation where this is left unmanaged, it could cause strain between the siblings as they grow older. The theory of "the middle child syndrome" suggests that the middle child usually feels ignored. As Intentional Parents, these conversations should encourage us to ask questions about our parenting styles. 

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