You'd have fewer problems balancing your personal life with your career if you just did some planning.
That is what a recent study published in the Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology finds.
Conducted by Brandon Smit, a psychology researcher at Ball State University, the study involved surveying 103 people over the course of a workweek. Participants had to answer a questionnaire immediately after work each day.
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