How to Work Without Getting Worked up

Working mothers are uniquely challenged to find time to care for ourselves amid the demands of parenting, marriage, and professional life—but responsibilities and strong maternal inclinations toward self-sacrifice can gradually lead to exhaustion and burnout if we don’t. Exercise and prayer time are often placed on the back burner as deadlines for work, homework, games, practices, grocery shopping, cleaning, cooking, and spouse and children’s needs press in and gobble up the hours of day.

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