CREATIVE OVERWHELM: Planning my writing & creative tasks for the week ahead to reduce overwhelm

Sometimes I just need to tale a step back and work out exactly what I need to do, what I'm avoiding to move forward.
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[@andreaorourke]

This is so useful, I love your content, I am not a writer (perhaps there is a closet one in me somewhere though) and I find relevant gems in all your videos. I certainly have felt overwhelmed as I start my second week at work for the term, stuck at home with covid. I had big plans, I was going to get ahead and now all my intentions have to be re-evaluated as I have lost time and my energy levels have plummeted. I really appreciate this video. As a teacher and team leader my time management is really important. But after teaching for 24 years I feel my approach of just pushing and pushing and emptying my bucket needs an overhaul. My word of the year this year is nourish. And I want to feel peace and ease. Your videos help me immensely. Thank you 🙏

[@HelenRedfern]

Glad it was useful, Andrea. It’s always difficult when our best laid plans go awry! It’s like you have to scrape yourself back up and face the challenge again with each step like walking in treacle. Love nourish! Get well soon x

[@LyGamezz]

Overthinking can be a good topic for a substack post… I can imagine a lot of peeps have problems with this, me included

[@dranandame]

Love the content ❤