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I love your advice about setting a work/life balance, however I often feel like there isn't enough hours in the day to accomplish this growing list of "how to be a good parent/spouse." If I devote an hour or two to a husband, then I have no time to clean; if I focus on chores, then I have no time for myself, etc. Being at home is becoming almost as stressful as being at work, there's just too much to do! What can someone who works 45+ hours a week do to keep up with all these demands?
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