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Cheryl Mitchell-Haynes

Charlette, that was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much. And know that we are here for you as well. If you need to take a break, and step away for a bit, we understand and support you wholeheartedly. If you need us to lighten the mood, you know we’re good for a rousing (and silly) chat. I read a great quote in a book by Anna Fable that says “Self love is not a noun. It is a verb.” The point being, it’s not something we achieve, it’s something we DO, every day. Please make sure you do so as well. And never doubt - you are special. {{{Charlette}}}

Owen Cochrane

Totally agree with Casey. In your case, Charlette, life could be stressful because you'd feel the pressure of having to continuously perform with all the people (like me) waiting for the goods and waiting to be fed like little chicks in the nest (or wanting a little milky nourishment). Take a break, take the day off and head to the restaurant with Kewas...a little wine, a vegetarian dish, and some cherry laughter is just what the fans ordered...

Nick Siwak

It's always around this time of year I feel burnt out at work. I feel frustrated, bored, uncaring/unsympathetic towards others. I get short with others and things more easily. I think it's just the monotonous grind of work that gets me down. A couple years ago now my boss really urged me to take time for myself to unwind/reset for my own sakes. I was STRUGGLING super hard at work. I needed to learn when to let things go, to use the time I have to unwind and reset. Always remember to enjoy the little things. I still struggle at times. But I have this 3 day weekend to appreciate, to unwind, to do things I want to do. It was nice to hear you talk about this. It's important to be honest with ourselves so we can problem solve & keep moving forward. Thx Mrs Audios.