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Most people see feeling burnt-out as a reaction to attempting to do too much at one time.
As adept as homeschool group leaders, co-op coordinators, and activity leaders are at juggling, keeping all of those balls in the air at once can be a challenge. Addressing Interpersonal Conflict Conflict resolution help from the Free Management Library. Let's look at a few of these networking phenomena. First and foremost is the vital need for tolerance and appreciation of how unique and different we are as people and homeschoolers . . . I thought it would be great to be able to get families together without having to join multiple support groups.