What do you tell your kids when you need to work?
Because it’s one thing to decide you’re going to sit down and get something done – it’s another thing when the kids are around, you’re trying to focus, and everyone has their own ideas about whether you’re actually available.
This conversation got into the very practical side of making work time work when you’re a parent.
- When can you work without the kids around?
- What happens when they’re home?
- What boundaries need to be in place so that work time doesn’t become a constant negotiation?
So we looked at what her chart had to say about the way she works, including why she may need shorter workdays, more delegation, and a much easier way of approaching her projects.
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If you’re a Projector trying to work from home while raising kids, you may be struggling to protect your work time without feeling like you’re constantly negotiating for it. In this Human Design coaching redo, Alyssa looks at work boundaries, energy management, delegation, and the difference between having a work schedule and having the conditions you need to actually use it.
We also get into shorter workdays, creating a consistent workspace, planning tasks for specific days and times, and giving yourself the freedom to work on the next step instead of following a rigid project checklist.
