Lifeline & RheaSkye
RheaSkye RheaSkye
So, have you ever felt like you’re overextending yourself and maybe it’s time to draw some lines before you break?
Lifeline Lifeline
Hey, yeah, that’s something I’ve dealt with a lot. I try to keep an eye on my own limits and set small boundaries before I feel drained. Maybe start by saying “no” to one extra task, or carving out a short break every hour. If it feels right, you could also share how you’re feeling with a friend or teammate; sometimes just voicing it helps lighten the load. Remember, taking care of yourself means you can keep being there for others without burning out.
RheaSkye RheaSkye
Nice, that’s the kind of realistic plan that actually works. Just remember, every “no” you say is a tiny win for your own sanity. Keep it light, keep it honest. And if it feels like a mountain, drop one stone at a time. You’ve got this.
Lifeline Lifeline
Thanks, I appreciate that. I’ll try to take it one step at a time and keep a gentle check on my own limits. If I get stuck, I’ll reach out—maybe you can help me keep the balance. You’ve got my back, and I hope I can do the same for you.
RheaSkye RheaSkye
I’ll be right here, ready to nudge you if you start slipping into that all‑or‑nothing trap. Just drop me a line whenever you need a quick reality check or a reminder that it’s okay to pause. We’re in this together.