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Welcome back to Disaster Diaries from The High-Functioning Disaster.
Today’s entry is raw and real — equal parts exhaustion, reflection, and hard-earned self-accountability. After starting with an all-in-one Miracle Morning on procrastination, Sacha faced a tough day with her mother — appointments missed, emotions high, and tears shed on the office floor. Caregiving isn’t easy, and today it took everything she had to keep her cool and stay grounded.
Still, the day rolled on: rescheduling a podcast interview with Carolyn Sangle (Your Next Success), editing for Life in the Bari Lane, replacing prescriptions, returning a phone she didn’t need (turns out it was the screen protector, not the screen 😅), and witnessing a moment at the post office that stirred deep thoughts on human dignity and belonging.
She also talks travel dreams (hello, Oregon 🌲), quiet car-wash therapy with “Boyd” the 20-year-old Nissan, and pushing herself to keep her November yoga/Pilates challenge going — even when motivation was nowhere to be found.
It’s honest, heavy, and a reminder that honoring your integrity sometimes means showing up through the mess.
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Mentions caregiver stress, emotional exhaustion, and frustration in family dynamics. Includes mild profanity and personal reflection on political and cultural topics.
✨ Connect with The High-Functioning Disaster:Disaster Diaries, The High-Functioning Disaster, Sacha Holder, daily audio journal, caregiving stress, Miracle Morning, procrastination, Your Next Success, Carolyn Sangle, Life in the Bari Lane, bariatric podcast guests, emotional exhaustion, integrity, authenticity, relationships, empathy, Oregon travel, diversity, Pilates yoga challenge, FitOn, screen protector mishap, Asurion, mindfulness, resilience, raw storytelling
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By Sacha HolderWelcome back to Disaster Diaries from The High-Functioning Disaster.
Today’s entry is raw and real — equal parts exhaustion, reflection, and hard-earned self-accountability. After starting with an all-in-one Miracle Morning on procrastination, Sacha faced a tough day with her mother — appointments missed, emotions high, and tears shed on the office floor. Caregiving isn’t easy, and today it took everything she had to keep her cool and stay grounded.
Still, the day rolled on: rescheduling a podcast interview with Carolyn Sangle (Your Next Success), editing for Life in the Bari Lane, replacing prescriptions, returning a phone she didn’t need (turns out it was the screen protector, not the screen 😅), and witnessing a moment at the post office that stirred deep thoughts on human dignity and belonging.
She also talks travel dreams (hello, Oregon 🌲), quiet car-wash therapy with “Boyd” the 20-year-old Nissan, and pushing herself to keep her November yoga/Pilates challenge going — even when motivation was nowhere to be found.
It’s honest, heavy, and a reminder that honoring your integrity sometimes means showing up through the mess.
Mentioned in this episode:
Support the show:
Mentions caregiver stress, emotional exhaustion, and frustration in family dynamics. Includes mild profanity and personal reflection on political and cultural topics.
✨ Connect with The High-Functioning Disaster:Disaster Diaries, The High-Functioning Disaster, Sacha Holder, daily audio journal, caregiving stress, Miracle Morning, procrastination, Your Next Success, Carolyn Sangle, Life in the Bari Lane, bariatric podcast guests, emotional exhaustion, integrity, authenticity, relationships, empathy, Oregon travel, diversity, Pilates yoga challenge, FitOn, screen protector mishap, Asurion, mindfulness, resilience, raw storytelling
👉 Make sure you’re subscribed to The High-Functioning Disaster so you don’t miss this next entry.