Summer
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Work-life balance is critical, but perhaps even more so in the summer.
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For seasonal businesses, summer creates sales opportunities for success for some businesses, such as air conditioning services, seasonal agriculture and travel and tourism, but can lead to the demise of others. Companies with seasonal sales cycles must find ways to compensate for the sales lull period.
