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		<title>By: MASchiel</title>
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		<description>&lt;p&gt;WOW!&#160; How well put.&#160; I heard someone else say somewhat of a similar point the other day about the movie.&#160; I guess I am going to have to watch it.&#160; And, the points that you made about today and tomorrow are really quite true.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Here is a small &quot;nugget&quot; that someone shared with me some time ago.&#160; I will modify it a little for you since you work at home.&#160; While you are working at home, I am assuming that you are working in an office.&#160; That is your &quot;work domain&quot;.&#160; When you leave your &quot;work domain&quot;, leave all things associated with it in that room.&#160; Make the doorway that point.&#160; I do the same thing.&#160; I drive the say way home every day.&#160; There is a certain river that I drive over every day on my way home.&#160; When I hit that bridge, I stop worrying about the things at work.&#160; That doesn&#039;t mean that I forget that they are there, but it does help me in ensuring that they don&#039;t effect me later in the day.&#160; I hope this (along with Curious George) will help you as much as it has helped me the past several years.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>WOW!&nbsp; How well put.&nbsp; I heard someone else say somewhat of a similar point the other day about the movie.&nbsp; I guess I am going to have to watch it.&nbsp; And, the points that you made about today and tomorrow are really quite true.</p>
<p>Here is a small &#8220;nugget&#8221; that someone shared with me some time ago.&nbsp; I will modify it a little for you since you work at home.&nbsp; While you are working at home, I am assuming that you are working in an office.&nbsp; That is your &#8220;work domain&#8221;.&nbsp; When you leave your &#8220;work domain&#8221;, leave all things associated with it in that room.&nbsp; Make the doorway that point.&nbsp; I do the same thing.&nbsp; I drive the say way home every day.&nbsp; There is a certain river that I drive over every day on my way home.&nbsp; When I hit that bridge, I stop worrying about the things at work.&nbsp; That doesn&#8217;t mean that I forget that they are there, but it does help me in ensuring that they don&#8217;t effect me later in the day.&nbsp; I hope this (along with Curious George) will help you as much as it has helped me the past several years.</p>
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