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Do you need a holiday, do you want to get away, but don't know how to leave your business, don't worry you're not alone.
You can go away, your business wont fall apart and disappear in just a week or two, your clients will understand and it will all be OK.
But the best way to know that, so you can really switch off, is to make a plan. Write a list of the things that you need to get done before you go away, and what you need to do when you get back. Tell you clients when you're going (so they don't feel frustrated that they can't get hold of you), put on your out of office and then take that break.
For more tips on how to get away with gettting away, read our blog from Emily Cooper
www.brillianttogether.co.uk/small-business/holiday-self-employed/
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