Parkland, FL – Balancing Work and Family as a Business Owner | Coaching Advice

As business owners, we’ve all been there. We set out to create something that is ours to enjoy freedom from conforming to a corporate schedule or standard 9 to 5 workday. We sought to push past the paycheck to paycheck grind and realize real wealth that would allow us more time with our families and a legacy to leave our children.

That’s what we wanted, but what did we really get?

Long hours in the evening and on weekends. Missed family moments while on calls or in meetings. Unpredictable crises on a semi-regular basis that require us, the all-important commanders of the operation, to clock in and get to work even if it means leaving your dinner untouched and your family to finish without you there.

We wanted a better life for ourselves and our families, but that’s not what we got.

It doesn’t have to be this way!

Start-ups require a heck of a lot of our time to get off the ground, and there’s no shortcut to hard work. It’s true that sacrifices must be made early on and even intermittently in the later years of your business’ operation.

But it doesn’t have to be this way forever, and there are ways to mitigate the negative impact it may have on your ability to be there for your family during crucial everyday moments. And, of course, there are ways to balance this without botching the bottom line in the process.

Top Tips for Balancing Work and Family

Roberto Muñoz is a qualified FocalPoint business coach and consultant who has worked with hundreds of business owners struggling to find the perfect balance of work and life. Roberto will help you make sure the company stays on track and profitable while you carve out some time for your family and, more importantly, for yourself too.

Here are his top tips for creating a great work-life balance as a business owner:

• Create a to-do list each day
• Leave work at work
• Leave work at a reasonable hour
• Don’t over-promise or overextend yourself or your business
• Take regular breaks
• Establish boundaries
• Delegate when possible
• Budget time for yourself as well as your family

It’s difficult for us as business owners to relinquish control and leave the business in the capable hands of our trusted peers, managers, or other empowered subordinates. In fact, some of us don’t even have a team with capable hands!

To get time back for your family, you’ll need to lay down the infrastructure to hire and/or train qualified people to look after the business in your absence. Your eyes and expertise will always be superior since you are the owner and it is your vision, but establishing boundaries and empowering others to act when you are off the clock will help ensure you get the best of both worlds.

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Why wait? You got into business in the first place so you wouldn’t be stuck working endlessly while your family forms memories, none of which include you! Break the cycle now and make a change now!

Starting by contacting Roberto Muñoz now and get your family life back today.