There are no two opinions in the fact that all mothers are working mothers. The only difference is that some mothers work by staying at home while some others manage the work at both office and home. Those in the second category are the ones who struggle really hard to maintain a balance in their life. The additional baggage of work at home other than the occupational stress makes their life a bit difficult to handle.

“When little people are overwhelmed by big emotions, it’s our job to share our calm, not to join their chaos.” – L.R. Knost

We, adults are ourselves so emotionally messed up that we often fail to pay attention to what our children are going through. Kids have their own emotional and psychological struggles to fight. It’s our duty to prepare them to be mentally strong for the tough times that they may have to encounter in their life.

Maya Angelou has very rightly said, “You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them.” This is exactly what emotional intelligence is all about. We all have different personalities and hence, display our emotions differently. Emotional intelligence is the ability to be aware of one’s own emotions together with acknowledging the feelings of others. Developing emotional intelligence therefore becomes important for both personal and professional success.

People often complain about being busy with work. It is true that we all get busy with our jobs. But as far as work is concerned, just being busy is not enough. We need to be equally productive at the same time. Work productivity is highly dependent on our physical and mental well being. If you are someone who is looking for ways to improve work productivity, you are at the right place.