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Yeah, Marie. This is Q&A Tuesday.

This is Q&A Tuesday.

I gotta keep it interesting.

You know what I'm saying?

So today's question comes from Kelly, and she writes.

Hi, Marie, a local civic group I'm involved with

asked me to write curriculum for a girls mentorship program. I agreed because I was only

going to school and working part-time and I thought I had enough time to do a great job.

But since then I was offered a great full-time job and between that school, the internship associated

with my school program, I'm burned out.

I barely see my friends and family.

My waistline is steadily growing and that damn curriculum is staring me down in the face.

I don't want to flake on a commitment I've made and potentially harm my professional reputation,

but I'm completely overwhelmed.

How do you know when to suck it up and try harder or to call it quits?

Greatfully, Kelly, this is an awesome question,

something all of us can relate to.

I don't know anybody who hasn't

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