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Learning life balance from our kids

David B. Bohl has a great article about learning life balance by watching our kids and how they interact and go about their days.

Read his article.

Next time you have a moment, take some time to see how kids integrate balance into their lives.  Is there anything you can learn?

Successfully integrate balance into your daily life and you'll be serving strong!

Posted by Scott Couchenour on October 25, 2007 at 07:42 PM in Balancing Your Life, Raising Kids |

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Scott,

Thanks for linking to my article. I hope others find value in the lesson that I must remind myself of daily.

David

Posted by:David B. Bohl at SlowDownFAST.com | October 26, 2007 at 04:51 PM

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