Feeling buried under an endless to-do list? What if the idea of "too much to do" is the real issue?

In this episode of Stress Management for Highly Sensitive People, Todd Smith uncovers how the thought "there's too much to do" can create more stress than the tasks themselves. You’ll explore how challenging this belief can empower you to shift from overwhelm to calm focus, freeing up energy to tackle life with ease.

1. Learn how to identify and question the thought patterns that amplify your stress.
2. Discover a guided meditation that brings clarity, relaxation, and effectiveness to your day.
3. Regain control of your priorities and feel lighter, no matter how much is on your plate.

Press play to experience a life-changing perspective shift that will help you find calm in the chaos—starting now!

Todd

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