Take Charge of Overwhelm: Practical Strategies That Stick

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 What You’ll Discover in This ½-Day Course

What Overwhelm Really is

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  • Spot the warning signs before it spirals out of control.

What Causes Overwhelm

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  • The role of too much or too little control

How to create your personal plan for reducing overwhelm

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  • What can you begin to do differently? .
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Why This ½-Day Course Works:

What You’ll Learn

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We’ll Explore How To:

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  • Reduce guilt or conflict.
  • Simplify priorities: turn overwhelm into your clear action plan.

Why This Could Help:

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It doesn’t have to be like that. With a few simple shifts, you can:

  • Leave work on time without guilt.
  • Build trust with colleagues and family alike.

Who It’s Meant For

Anyone who:

  • Doesn’t know where to start
  • Being given too much Information – overloaded
  • You!

Ready to Give This a Try?

This course is safe, supportive, and practical. It’s not about theory. It’s about real-life tools you can start using immediately.

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