I often find that every visit to my parents seems to become more of a mission to tackle an endless checklist than an opportunity to spend time with family and build memories in the time we're lucky to have. It's so easy to focus on the to-do list that you lose sight of creating quality time.
I've worked with a range of experts to create my list of Top Ten Strategies to Maximize Quality Time - without sacrificing getting things done, perhaps even by combining the two in unexpected ways.
If there's something I left out, I'd love to hear about it! Maybe we'll do a future episode featuring the best tips I receive.
You can also read this essay as an article on Substack at www.substack.com/whogetsthechina?
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