They are not right all the time and for everyone but are certainly helpful to those who know how to tailor it to themselves.

1. Organize your workplace

Why is this important? Since your time in the office is extremely valuable, you must make use of it to handle all the work. Don’t waste time on things like rummaging through files, rummaging through junk email, or even wasting time looking for a pen. Arrange your desk neatly, scientifically and make sure the things you use often are always within reach.

2. Make a Plan

Some people take notes on paper, some use cell phones, PDAs… but successful business mothers all have the same habit of planning things to do. It is best to record work plans and plans for children and families in the same calendar for convenience and comparison. However, the plan always needs flexibility because you can’t wait until the right plan is laid out… So, try to leave spare time for work when you have family matters that need to be prioritized and vice versa.

3. Mother and child working together

This applies to your home office. When your children are small, keep them away from the office, carefully cover the computer, lock the file cabinet carefully if you do not want the Company’s contracts to be covered with wax. Instead, give your baby a play area right next to her and make sure you can keep her under control. When the baby is older, it is possible for her to help her mother with small things such as opening envelopes, putting shredded paper in the trash, arranging small items…

4. Always ready to be “on duty”

As an entrepreneur, your working day doesn’t have to be 8 hours. Never think, outside of the office you can be completely devoted to family. Therefore, taking advantage of appointments and contacting partners during working hours is very important. The remaining paperwork can be “cheat” to be solved at home.

5. Do some housework in the evening

After a long day of working and taking care of your children, you will surely be exhausted, but try to get into the habit of cleaning the house, preparing school uniforms for your children, and cleaning. tables and chairs… then do some light exercise before going to bed. Tomorrow morning with so many things to do for a new day, you will understand how useful a little effort last night was.

6. Prioritize your time.

Don’t feel guilty when you don’t cook breakfast yourself (although this is really a common feeling among mothers), or delegate tasks that take too much time. time for helpers. However, you must try to always be present at a music performance, a sports match, a party with both parents at your child’s friend’s house or taking your baby shopping as this will help you and your baby share. Share your hobbies, fashion…

7. Family day

A businesswoman shared, Tuesday is always the most terrible day of the week for her when the maid can’t come and her husband has to study more in the evening. After struggling with the third day for a while, she decided to take the day off on Tuesday. She works more on Monday nights and Wednesdays, but makes up for it with more than a day for her family and for herself on Tuesdays.

8. Focus on what you’re doing

The difficulty of many mothers is that when working, they are always thinking of who will pick up their children, when to buy a new wardrobe… Make a list of things to do, things to do. distractions and work out slowly. Once you have listed the things that worry you, you will naturally stop thinking about it and find things simpler.

9. Ask your husband to participate

Ask your husband to share the housework and divide it clearly. Don’t forget to thank him for that. In fact, not all men think that housework is their job. They are always willing to do, but the wise wife must know how to make use of that willingness.

10. Take care of yourself

Don’t be too workaholic and too perfectionist. Remember, the paperwork and contracts that need to be reviewed will still arrive even if you die from exhaustion. Work is endless but health is limited, so always remember the old advice: You must take care of yourself to be healthy enough to take care of your children, family, home and work.