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EPISODE · Jul 1, 2026 · 16 MIN

Something Always Has to Give

from Always Becoming: Real Stories of Resilience, Healing, & Growth

Have you ever felt like you're dropping the ball no matter how hard you try? Maybe you've been pouring more energy into work lately, and your friendships have taken a back seat. Or you've been focused on your family, your health, your relationship, or simply getting through a busy season and suddenly you feel guilty for everything you aren't doing. In this episode, we're talking about the pressure to do it all, why something always has to give, and how I'm learning to let go of the guilt that comes with shifting priorities. We get into: why balance doesn't always mean giving everything equal attention the pressure to keep up with every area of life learning to see life in seasons instead of falling behind why letting something take the back seat doesn't mean it isn't important replacing guilt with self-compassion during busy seasons giving yourself permission to do your best with the season you're in If you've been feeling stretched too thin lately, I hope this episode reminds you that you're not failing you might just be expecting yourself to do more than anyone realistically can. lets connect on instagram: @mikalen.co

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