Work Life Negotiation
General Definition of Negotiation:
Bargaining, a give and take process between two or more parties (each with its own aims, needs, and viewpoints) seeking to discover a common ground and reach an agreement to settle a matter of mutual concern or resolve a conflict.
For many of us work life negotiation feels more like a work work negotiation. Trying to juggle our day job, jobs at home and a social life is something we almost feel is impossible and a never ending task. This then interferes with our personal development goals, whatever they may be, because we ‘don’t have time’ to fit them in.
More often than not you'll see Work Life Negotiation referred to as Work Life Balance. At Zest Learning we believe that a balance is unrealistic with the pressures of modern life and a live and constant negotiation better serves to deliver what you desire.
Regaining a sense of negotiation in our lives is possible, if we learn to re-educate ourselves in the practice of a healthy work life negotiation ethic. When you learn how to manage your time more effectively, the less stressed you will feel and you will realise how much more you are achieving.
Working with a Work Life Negotiation Coach
Working with a Zest work life negotiation coach, you will discover you can have the spare time you wish for. Zest will help you to look at the different areas of your life, find out what’s important to you, your values and beliefs and work with these to set you a clear, achievable action plan.
“Futurists throughout the last century foretold a coming age of leisure, where automation and computing took the strain, liberating us for rich, rewarding and balanced lives. But it has failed to materialise. Instead, those of us in employment work harder and longer. Those of us who don’t work live in strained circumstances, unable to enjoy the enforced leisure and domesticity.”
Call Nikki today on 01252 706844 or email nikki@zestlearning.co.uk to find out how we can help you manage your time and start the work life negotiation for you.