7 Easy Ways to Fight Overwhelm in the Moment

Life comes at us from all directions, and sometimes, it can just be too much. As we juggle relationships, career, family, and passions, it’s easy to feel like we’re falling behind…or worse: that we were never even on track in the first place. *dramatic wall slide*
In an ideal world, we’d all be great at preventing overwhelm from settling in to begin with. But, alas—we have to start the journey from where we are now. So if you find yourself having a moment of debilitating despair, here are seven simple things you can do in the moment to get out from under the weight of overwhelm, and get back to life.

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The 1 Thing Missing from Your Life That’s Keeping You from Success

Life is full of possibilities. But possibility is not the same thing as probability. And probability is not the same thing as predestination.

We miss out on so many possibilities because we don’t take the right steps to turn them into probabilities. And we take our probabilities for granted, assuming that they’re predestined to happen for us, and then we cry foul when they don’t.

Not everything is meant to be, but there are so many things that could be that will never come to pass for us. And you know why? Because our life is missing a major piece of the picture that’s keeping success out of our reach.

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3 Hacks to Ease the Transition to A New Routine

It might still be 98 degrees here in South Florida, but the start of the school year officially signals the end of summer fun. This time of year is an adjustment for children and adults, alike, and everyone’s trying to get back into a productive routine.

Here are things things I’ve learned to make the transition a little easier on my family. They’re handy tips for the current transition, but these hacks will help you manage a transition between any kind of routine.

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