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Five Ways to Help Gratefulness Win During Shelter in Place

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As a full time litigator with two young children, I am often asked to write about life balance from the standpoint of a working mom. Because I ordinarily work outside the home, entrusting other people to care for my kids during that portion of the day, separating work life from home life has not been very difficult in the past, primarily because of the physical separation. Of course, there has always been the standard guilt over not being one of the moms at school every Thursday stuffing take-home folders or over missing a field trip due to a work conflict.  But advice such as

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