Remote Work With Kids: Time Blocking Made Easy Template

I like the path of least resistance, quick wins and have a short memory.

For the past six years, I've used time blocking to create an evolving schedule that works for me and in more recent years, my young family.

Prioritize your week and avoid overwhelm with my customizable Google Sheets template, which includes:

• 30 ideas for your home, work and self;
• A weekly calendar sample; and
• A blank weekly calendar template.

It's a simple template to read and adapt, so you can:

• Create a remote work schedule that works with your real life;
• Prioritize your tasks...and not just work related ones;
• Explore different ways of organizing your day;
• Avoid overwhelm; and
• Get started simply.

It can all be done from your home, each one in 30 minutes or less and you can start today. As in…right now.

Download the Remote Work With Kids: Time Blocking Made Easy Template.

ABOUT ME: AMY LYNCH

Over the past decade, I've negotiated remote work arrangements, freelance client work and validated business ideas, in between living and working in Canada, Europe and Australia (and having three kids).

I've been working in flexible and remote work roles since 2014, spanning the business, technology, education, arts and creative industries, as both an employee and a freelancer/contractor working locally and across 10 hour+ time differences.

I started a travel blog as a means to document my travel, work–and later parenthood–experiences as an expat from 2010–2017, and have been featured as a guest expert, speaker and writer on travel, flexible and remote work since 2015.

I've been bringing my children into business settings since becoming a parent in 2016 and after getting frustrated by a lack of inclusive corporate spaces and programming for primary caregivers, I started producing parent-friendly professional development events, digital resources and news.

My flexible work movement has been named one of Canada's Top 100 Recovery Projects in 2020 by Future of Good and is now a part of the national Startup Canada community network – you can learn more about that here: mixingbabiesandbusiness.com.