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Sunday, 13 July 2008

Turning Point - when did you decide you needed a better work-life balance?

The Turning Point is a new contributory project to explore the point at which an individual decides to take control of their working life.

Tell us about the moment you rejected 9to5...

What was your turning point - your Eureka moment, your tipping point, your lightbulb moment - the moment that you realised that the 9 to 5 traditional way of working just wasn't for you? Was it in response to a particular incident or did it happen over a period of time?

The Turning Point invites workers to describe that lightbulb moment when you made the decision that traditional ways of working weren't for you. Whether you're still looking for a "way out" or you have already begin carving a new career - whether you've set up your own business or braved asking your employer for flexible hours - or even if you're a successful entrepreneur running an innovative company of all-flexible workers ...

Read the stories

Tell us your story!

You need to be logged in to create your Turning Point. Click Create New Account on the right hand side. Turning Points will appear once approved by the project editor. (This is to avoid spam.)

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