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Now to our hosts, Tim and Julie Harris.

I have a question for you, and this is a question I think I already know the answer to.

A lot of you complain about the feeling of feeling overwhelmed.

It's something that happens to all of this occasionally.

And there's a lot of different books and psychological tricks, if you want to call on that,

that have been written and shared with regards to how to make yourself feel less overwhelmed.

And Julie and I've read most of those, and we've read a lot of the books on how to organize,

how to journal, how to just get, you know, there's a book a few years ago called Getting

Things Done or Whatever it was, all kinds of different little tactics and potions and notions.

And what we've discovered that's a common thread amongst all those books

is that they don't really help you to resolve why you're feeling overwhelmed. All they're trying

to do is helping you to organize all the thoughts that are causing you to feel overwhelmed in the

first place. Again, I'm not criticizing. I'm just letting you guys know for the

sake of understanding why you do have this often, this feeling, you know, maybe more frequently

than you'd like to feel of being overwhelmed. And here's the answer. And then we're going to tell

you the technique to go ahead and basically clearing out all the overwhelming head junk from

your own head. But here is the ultimate solution, and this is something that you ought to keep in mind. Actually, I'm going to use a nice William McConaughey quote. Is it William, Jilly? What's the guy's name? I'm Matthew. Matthew. Matthew. Yes, Matthew McConaughey. Quote, right, exactly. He said, life is barely long enough to get good at one thing, choose wisely.

And I thought that was really poignant because it does make the point that we're trying to make today.

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