Relationships: quality, not quantity
The many relationships we foster are valuable and enrich our lives. But the pressure we put on ourselves to maintain these relationships can, at times, be damaging.
When you feel overextended, it’s important to learn to just say no to a dinner out or a weekend work trip.
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