I’m one of those personalities you can just heap more and more responsibilities on, and I’ll be like, “More! More!,” even as my velocity slows.

But once you heap just one too many things, I completely fall apart, and my velocity plummets straight down to zero/overwhelmed/sobbing on the sofa.

Happy Monday, everyone!! 😭

@nicole I've been on a stressful project that wasn't scoped correctly timewise, and I just gotta say that I feel this.

My creative directors stopped me just short of this, so now I'm procrastinating a cathartic cry and waiting for my fried chicken to be delivered to my exhausted ass

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@cederbs 🫂 I was in a very similar position last night, only I ordered a pint of ice cream instead of chicken. (In hindsight, I should have done both).

People have limits. And if everything is urgent, nothing is. At least, that’s what my brain tells me when it’s in puddle mode.

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