Working Out a Sample Week Schedule

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Sally Kohn: I was trying with my full time job and other non-professional commitments, you were adding in coursework. She says she didn't give relationships a high enough priority outside of work. And so that's why it made sense to say, okay, well, the chance to go to school is probably going to come up again. The hobbies are now dedicated to her course. But if they don't fit into an autopilot schedule, we have to actually face that reality and say there's going to have to be a significant change. It could be a slight reconfiguration of your life outside of work or just doing one program at once.

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