Work Life Balance

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Val Mosley, the Billion Dollar Mom, gives practical information on how to manage your money, but most importantly, how to managing your energy and time. When you think of family life, you probably don’t think of running a business, but the same tactics and tricks can be used across the board to make sure your time is well appreciated and that you don’t run out of steam too soon.
Val transforms ROE - traditionally meaning Return On Equity - into ROE: Return On your Energy.
Businesses measure how effectively money is managed with the acronym ROE, and many investors compare companies closely by this rule. What does this have to do with taking care of the kids and your other responsibilities?
Moms can apply this same analysis to their own lives and expect returns on personal energy instead of equity. All of us are incredibly busy, and sometimes we accomplish nothing but exhausting ourselves. Whether you’re involved with school events, non-profit charities, or religious organizations, are you truly getting adequate returns for your energy?
With the ROE system, you can focus your time and energy on things that are truly valuable and which recharge you instead of leaving you drained. It’s time to think about how you can rearrange your energy in order to get a significant return. Val offers ideas on how to revamp your lifestyle to give you better returns, and encourages you to focus on being the CEO of your own life. Keep a journal, get plenty of sleep, drink lots of water, and be careful of negative influences that make you feel worse for wear.
Your time is valuable, so allocate it critically and objectively to get a maximum return. Focus on your own ROE, so you can not only manage life better, but create your own greatness.