No matter how involved you are in your business, you need to make time for yourself and your family and friends and the team at Oasis Consulting Group, understands how hard this can be, so we came up with 5 Ideas that you can use to help separate your business life from your personal life.

Idea #1: Don’t Use Your Personal Facebook Profile for Work

Instead, create a Company Facebook Page, and use that to promote your company to your clients and to potential customers.

Idea #2: Ensure You Leave Space For Your Personal Time

When scheduling your day to day, make sure you leave some time for activities that will allow you to recharge your battery.  You can add things like daily exercise, a weekly social night, or a fun family activity.

Idea #3: Make Sure You Start and Stop Your Work Day on Time

Having a clear start and stop time when you are working, especially if you work from home, is a great way to ensure that you have a great work/life balance.

Idea #4: Add Meditation to Your Schedule

Meditation will allow you to mentally disconnect from work and clear your mind, allowing you to unwind and let the stress from work dissolve away.

Idea #5: Take Time Away From Technology

Taking a hike for an hour with your phone off, is wonderful and will allow you to clear your mind and to be less distracted in your day to day life.

What are some ways you like to separate personal from business? Leave your answer in the comments section!

About Elizabeth-Jamey Rand

Elizabeth-Jamey Rand is the President/CEO of Oasis Consulting Group, a consulting agency based in Miami Beach, FL that specializes in Business Development, Social Media, Event Planning, Virtual Assistance, Advertising, Real Estate Agent Help, Start-ups, Marketing, and Copywriting. By using an innovative outside of the box thinking approach when it comes to working with their clients, they are able to provide their customers with comprehensive research and everything they may need in order to run their business successfully and smoothly.  To learn more, contact her at (786) 562-7601 or via email at oasisconsulting3@gmail.com.