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Thank you all for sharing your experiences. Welcome to session 3. Good to see you all!

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Feel free to send your questions in chat directly to Dianne who will be monitoring chat, or you can email questions to Karim at karmarti@nmsu.edu

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Too easy to snack!

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Walking daily

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so true, its easy to snack when at home!

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Emailing all hours

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Spending more time alone, going outside

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Easily tense and frustrated, rushing

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I can tell when things are out of balance when I feel overwhelmed

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When feeling overwhelmed and anxious.

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I can tell when I run late to appointments.

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My family also tells me I'm getting grumpy

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tracking my mood is probably the hardest to do. Getting closer to retirement age, short timer disease.

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I take a short walk whenever I shift to a new task

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Self-reflect at the end of the day. What worked or did not work.

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Thank you Therese for sharing, it can be difficult to make those type of decisions.

01:08:20
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01:08:30
Thank you, very good tools and sharing session.

01:08:52
Please take a few minutes to take the survey for today's session https://acesnmsu.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_72H9V0hNCsodAou

01:09:52
Am I only person who loves to work, so finding that balance is difficult.

01:09:58
I really liked your prioritization table on work-like balance and urgent/important.

01:10:06
Thank you!

01:10:26
Thanks for a great session. I learned some new ways to manage my work./non-work time. I work part=time and that has really helped me to recognize how much time I spent in my former job

01:10:45
Loving my work makes it hard to say No haha, too many good opportunities.

01:12:23
True, I put pressure on myself to "justify" being at home.

01:12:41
Thank you, great strategies. Time management helps and setting boundaries, its ok to say No.

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