I agree with you on setting limits on your work. I used to work all the time. Now, I work between set hours of the week and very rarely work weekends.

Having a family whom I want to spend as much time with as I can, it’s important to me to have balance between my work and my time with them.

It was difficult when I first transitioned to working only between certain hours. I lost productivity for a while. But soon, I found that I could get even more done. Having fewer hours in my work week forced me to be more efficient. Now, I’m actually more productive then I was before I set these parameters. And, I get to be with my wife and kids.

Gayla, I look forward to your post.

Keep up the good work Wendy!

I have a mental note of a todo list but I do own a lot of things so it gets out of hand.

I try to stay focused on the most productive things at first. Right now my two most important projects are theblogworld and namenova.com (my domain registration company I’ve had for almost 5 years) I’m trying to put it out there more and attempt at networking as well as getting myself more clients for my consulting.

After that I have several other projects in the work and I just keep myself hyped up. I have really great friends who help keep me motivated which helps especially Amy, the owner of e-starr.com she’s an amazing resource just on her own.