Comments on: Finding Time by Maintaining Your Time Boundaries-3 Quick Tips http://thetimefinder.com/finding-time-by-maintaining-your-time-boundaries-3-quick-tips/ The way you use your time is the way you live your life. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 11:44:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Finding Time with Temporary Time Boundaries | The Time Finder with Paula Eder http://thetimefinder.com/finding-time-by-maintaining-your-time-boundaries-3-quick-tips/#comment-1319 Finding Time with Temporary Time Boundaries | The Time Finder with Paula Eder Wed, 20 May 2009 10:21:27 +0000 http://thetimefinder.com/?p=1371#comment-1319 [...] I’ve written about time boundaries and children, I’ve encouraged you to make it clear to children that the boundary won’t be forever, [...] [...] I’ve written about time boundaries and children, I’ve encouraged you to make it clear to children that the boundary won’t be forever, [...]

]]> By: Paula http://thetimefinder.com/finding-time-by-maintaining-your-time-boundaries-3-quick-tips/#comment-1274 Paula Wed, 22 Apr 2009 23:58:09 +0000 http://thetimefinder.com/?p=1371#comment-1274 Hi Alison - Thank you for adding your tip about the visual cue. I agree - this is a wonderful and easy way to remind the people around you about your boundary. I am glad to hear that these posts are encouraging. Here's to "healthy habits" and top your time success! Paula Hi Alison – Thank you for adding your tip about the visual cue. I agree – this is a wonderful and easy way to remind the people around you about your boundary.

I am glad to hear that these posts are encouraging. Here’s to “healthy habits” and top your time success!

Paula

]]> By: Alison http://thetimefinder.com/finding-time-by-maintaining-your-time-boundaries-3-quick-tips/#comment-1272 Alison Wed, 22 Apr 2009 12:34:18 +0000 http://thetimefinder.com/?p=1371#comment-1272 I find all your posts about boundaries to be very encouraging - especially the ones that help me maintain "healthy habits" despite my own tendencies to stray! With those I live with, I find a visual cue to be helpful - for example, a scarf over a doorknob or even around my neck, to maintain privacy when I need to concentrate. It helps others, so that they don't have to be wondering exactly when 15 minutes is over, etc. I find all your posts about boundaries to be very encouraging – especially the ones that help me maintain “healthy habits” despite my own tendencies to stray!

With those I live with, I find a visual cue to be helpful – for example, a scarf over a doorknob or even around my neck, to maintain privacy when I need to concentrate. It helps others, so that they don’t have to be wondering exactly when 15 minutes is over, etc.

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