Work-life Balance Prints

'A career? A life? Isn't that a conflict of interest?'

"How she's able to manage a career and still juggle her family, I'll never know."

Workaholic Hotline - 'Come on now, you can do it. Just put down those annual reports and slowly back away...'

"It's not a nap if I'm sitting at my desk."

"I'll wait a moment for everyone's energy drink to kick in."

"They've raised the bar at work, too."

'I'm afraid you'll have to work late tonight, I want you to attend this talk on work-life balance.'

'Hey, everyone! I think I found the bottleneck!'

"What do you mean, you need to find a balance between work and family? We consider you part of our family."

'I'm thinking of cutting my hours down to 24/7.'

"I can't continue working these hours...I feel as though I'm missing Michael's childhood...." "His name's Mark!"

Work/Life Balance.

'That's nothing, you want to try juggling three kids and a full time job.'

Life-Work Balance.

"O.K., now—on three, I'm going to toss a second job in there!"

'Who wants to work late again, raise your hands.'

In basket-case.

'I am trying to achieve a work-life balance'

Interviewee: 'Nah, work related stress isn't a problem - I've never taken a job seriously enough for it to bother me!'

Great coaching is about knowing how to give and when to play feedback...

'When I said getting more sleep would help reduce stress I meant AT HOME!'

"The computers are fine, the staff has crashed."

'Mike! How the heck are you?' - 'The usual, Pete! Spiritually and emotionally empty, my personal life is a shambles, and I'm near-suicidal!

'Hang on a sec...I don't remember this being scheduled as a video conference call.'

In-tray, Out-tray, While you were on holiday-tray

"From staring at your pictures on my desk all day at work, I almost feel I know you."

A businesswoman's desk breaks under the weight of the 'in' pile

Guru tells secret of time management is word NO.

"I think we need to spnd more time with the children,how many have we got?"

"He only works part-time. Unfortunately it's not the part when he's here."

Worker to Boss: "I'd like to work flexible hours to avoid my children."

Virginia A. Dodd: Director of Finance, wife, Mother of Two. Caution: Contents under pressure.

"Done at last. I wonder how old my kids are?"

'I'm a bit pressed for time. Give me your one-minute elevator pitch.'

'You have three days left to finish this project!' 'I'll take Halloween, thanksgiving and Christmas!'