Over-scheduling doesn’t work
it leads us to starve for more time to do everything we need to do. As a consequence, we begin to:
- Hate the things that we used to enjoy.
- Miss out on quality time with the most important people in our life.
- Reduce the number of opportunities that may come our way.
- Suffer from stress-related health issues.
- Miss out on the little things in life.
- Not be able to take a break and catch our breath.
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