Dear Benhamidene

In our daily activity, time is divided into activities, any new activity reduced time reserved for one or more other activity. So any familial obligation reduces research time lapse, one more sun implies time research reduction, every family member's illness reduces also time research.

Q : How to resolve this problem?

A : many technics :

1- Sliping time reduction,

2- Holidays time recombination,

3- The most efficient solution may be traveling away as far as possible for one or two months to be totally occupied on research.....

Thanks a lot dear Khaoula . I want to know for your case as researcher what's the influence of your familial obligation in your work in research.

Kind Regards

Dear Benhamidene

In our daily activity, time is divided into activities, any new activity reduced time reserved for one or more other activity. So any familial obligation reduces research time lapse, one more sun implies time research reduction, every family member's illness reduces also time research.

Q : How to resolve this problem?

A : many technics :

1- Sliping time reduction,

2- Holidays time recombination,

3- The most efficient solution may be traveling away as far as possible for one or two months to be totally occupied on research.....

It's good to divide your time between your work, your family and your children, your research and ultimately for yourself.

Thanks dear Abderrahmane and dear Hima for your good suggestion for my questions

Time is the most precious thing that we have. So I just want to suggest all you worthy researcher that spend it judiciously and try to make a balance between your research and personal life. All the best.

For me family means the fullfillment of the responsibilities that you have promised. Once you have taken any responsibility then it will consume your time. But if you have a true and good family with you then certainly it will enhance your research activities.

Yes dear Mahesh must to do a balance between all activity in our life specially between work and familly times. Don't forget dear researchers to make a period of your day for relaxing like playing or walking.