When you're feeling really overwhelmed and you have a lot of things on your plate,

how do you know when to push through or when to pull back? Knowing this push pull and being

really able to identify the tasks that are a push and the tasks that are a pull is critical.

Hey, Clutterbugs. Welcome back to the Clutterbug podcast. I've been saying this a lot lately.

I am feeling so overwhelmed. I have a lot on my plate. This is this is what I do and I think a lot

of this has to do definitely with ADHD, but also this is a learned behavior from my childhood,

but I like to take on new challenges. I like to always be doing something that feels fresh and

exciting and when I kind of manage that thing or the new thing becomes sort of mundane. I kind of

created a habit or no longer feels hard and life starts feeling easy. Instead of just enjoying

that moment, I like to toss another plate on top of my spinning plates. You know, I don't know

why this is and I wish I would stop, but also this has added up to a lot of amazing things in my life.

If you've been listening or watching my YouTube videos, you know, when it comes to my business,

I'm always like, well, okay, I'm going to do videos and then I'm going to do books and then I'm

going to add on a podcast and then I'm going to add on a TV show and then I'm going to add on

shorts and then I'm going to add on, you know, just always growing, which is amazing. That's part

of things, but also in my personal life, I like to keep tossing things on top. Like let's move,

let's renovate parts of the house. You know what? I want to become a medical first responder and

volunteer every weekend in my free time. Like what is wrong with you? So with this type of person,

maybe you can't relate. Maybe it's just me boggidongs over here, but even if you don't have this type

of personality, I guarantee there are times in your life where you feel there's more on your plate

than you can carry. There's more going on in your life than you can handle and you're feeling

very stressed and overwhelmed about how you're going to get it all done. And that's what I want to

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