There's a kind of overwhelm that doesn't come from chaos.

It comes from carrying everything at the same time.

The house.
The kids.
The business.
The mental list that never fully turns off.

And the quiet thought you carry all day is: "I can't drop anything… so how do I stop feeling like this?"

In this episode of the Sustainable Foundations Podcast, we're talking about what overwhelm actually feels like for Christian moms running businesses — and why the solution is not doing less, but learning how to carry what you're already doing differently.

You'll learn the three simple shifts that completely changed the way I experience my days:

• How to stop treating everything like it's top priority

• How to plan from honest capacity instead of imaginary capacity

• How to get the mental load out of your head and into simple systems

Because overwhelm isn't a volume problem. It's a weight distribution problem.

And when you redistribute the weight, the exhale finally comes — without dropping the responsibilities that matter most to you.

• Why overwhelm often shows up as stalling, scrolling, and zoning out

• The reason everything feels equally urgent in your mind

• How to determine what is primary, supportive, and maintenance in your current season

• How motherhood seasons change your capacity (and why that matters for your plans)

• The role simple weekly rhythms and visual systems play in reducing mental load

• One practical action you can take today to immediately feel lighter

Grab a piece of paper and write down everything currently living in your head. Then decide:

• What actually needs your attention today?

• What can have a place later this week?

• What doesn't need to be carried right now?

You're not making a to-do list.
You're giving your brain permission to set some of it down.

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And if you're looking for a resource I mentioned, you can find everything waiting for you here:
https://ashleighfoy.com/resources