As an accountant, the pressure of tax and accounting deadlines can be mentally exhausting. What’s helped me manage that stress is not just focusing on work, but also prioritizing balance in my life. Setting personal goals outside of work gives me something positive to work toward, and I make time for simple pleasures—whether it's enjoying a hobby, squeezing in a date night during busy weeks, or treating myself to my favorite food. These small, intentional breaks recharge me and help me maintain my well-being despite the demands of the job.

Identificar e mapear as a??es necessárias é o primeiro passo. Na sequência, classifique-os conforme a prioridade levando em considera??o os prazos necessários para atender cada atividade! Avalie o que pode ser delegado! Feito isso, avalie se é possível atender aos prazos considerando a delega??o de tarefas e apoio de terceiros! Se ainda assim n?o for possível, priorize as atividades mais importantes avaliando quais trar?o mais impactos positivos em cumpri-los e quais ter?o menos impactos se n?o fazê-los dentro do prazo! Agora é executar o que foi planejado! Boa sorte ??

As an Accountant, understand that achieving 'corporate result' is more a team work than a solo performance. So trust in the finance team enough to share your burdens, ask for help where necessary, and teach others (subordinates) to do lesser and more routine task, so you don't become jack of all accounting trades and master of none. Remember, Together Everyone Achieves More (T.E.A.M).

When corporate accounting deadlines start piling up, I focus on staying organized by breaking my tasks into manageable pieces and setting realistic daily goals. I make sure to take short breaks to breathe and recharge, even if it’s just stepping outside for a moment. I remind myself that it’s okay to ask for help or delegate when things get overwhelming. Balancing work with time for hobbies and relaxation is crucial for keeping stress at bay and preventing burnout.