liner about how special he is
will do just fine.
5. Know When to Quit
We'll be the first to admit,
quitting gets a bad wrap. But
knowing when something or
someone isn't good for you
and taking yourself out of
that situation makes for one
great character trait.
The lesson: Be mindful of
just how much time you're
investing in your relationship
or your career. If your late
work hours are preventing
you from taking part in the
things you love (a.k.a. your
relationship) it may be time
to reevaluate your job and
career aspirations. Meeting
with your boss to establish a
more efficient work schedule
might be in order.
Similarly, if your significant
other is not considerate of
your career or life goals and
continually gives you grief
about not spending enough
time with him, it may just be
time to quit him.
Just remember, successminded people know that
balance is the spice of life.
And no matter how well you
manage your time, sometimes
your life will be more
focused on one area than
another. Just be sure to assess
your goals from time to time,
evaluate where you are and
where you want to be, and
plan accordingly.
You can have it all! You just
have to work it, girl!
No one ever said managing a
career was easy. Throw
a relationship into the mix
and you've got career suicide,
right? Wrong. While we'd all
love to forgo a day of work in
exchange for a fun-filled day
with our significant other,
having a strong relationship