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The Overwhelm Solution: Get More Done in Less Time

Feeling overwhelmed by your workload in public health — and like you can’t get anything done unless you push harder? You’re not alone. Between constant interruptions, competing priorities, and the never-ending crisis context, it can feel impossible to focus… and then your brain turns into “mush” halfway through the day. In this video (Week 2 of my Overwhelm Solution Challenge), I’m teaching you how to get more done in less time by understanding what your brain is actually doing when you procrastinate, doom scroll, avoid big tasks, or bounce between a million small things. This is not hustle advice — it’s about learning how to work with your brain so you can reclaim your time, reduce stress, and stop working nights and weekends. You’ll learn: 👉 Why overwhelm is created by your thinking (not just your job, your boss, or the current public health chaos) 👉 The key to getting more done: managing your mind (not just managing your time) 👉 Your brain’s 3-part motivational center — and how it drives procrastination, distraction, and “busy work” 👉 Why you default to emails/small tasks instead of the work that actually matters 👉 How “avoiding pain,” “seeking pleasure,” and “conserving energy” shows up in your workday 👉 A simple daily practice that creates instant space between you and your overwhelm These steps are designed specifically for women in public health who want less stress, more focus, and real work-life balance — without quitting their job, working longer hours, or waiting for things to “calm down” in the field. This Video is Perfect For You If: 💗 You have time to work… but still can’t focus or follow through 💗 You procrastinate, doom scroll, or avoid the big tasks 💗 You’re constantly interrupted and feel like you can’t get back on track 💗 Your brain feels like “mush” halfway through the day 💗 You’re skipping lunch or working late to catch up 💗 You want to feel calm, clear, and in control of your day again Today’s Daily Challenge: When your brain offers an overwhelming thought like “I don’t know where to start” or “I can’t get this all done,” ask…. “What if this thought isn’t true?” This isn’t about forcing positivity — it’s about creating separation from the thought so you can make intentional decisions instead of reacting from survival mode. ✨ This is Video 2 of a special 5-part series (originally a 5-day live challenge in 2025 that 600+ women attended). I’m releasing one video each Sunday so you can get the full teachings + implementation activities and start reducing your overwhelm right away.