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  1. Kristin, this is my favorite one yet. Overcommitment robs who we are and puts us into mechanical mode, trying to get things done and not enjoying life. Thank you for bringing this to your readers' attention!

    1. I love what you said about mechanical mode, Mary! That is SO true! I often sit back and wonder where the week went – I then question whether I was in mechanical mode. Something to really think about and thank you for sharing this – very inspiring!

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