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Have we become so busy trying to build a life we love that we’ve forgotten to enjoy the one we’re living?
In this episode of Overshare Loading, Jacquelyn explores why everything has become about progress, from tracking our sleep and steps to turning personal growth into another thing to optimize. In a world that constantly tells us to do more, be more, and achieve more, it’s easy to get caught up in becoming a better version of ourselves while forgetting to appreciate who we are today.
Jacquelyn talks about the pressure of constant self-improvement, the impact of social media and overstimulation, and why stillness can feel so uncomfortable. She unpacks the importance of emotional regulation, learning to sit with difficult feelings, and building self-trust without turning every experience into a lesson or every setback into an opportunity for growth.
Through personal reflections and a guided moment of presence, this episode explores how to step out of autopilot, reconnect with yourself, and make room for the parts of life that don’t need to lead anywhere.
Plus, Jacquelyn shares simple ways to slow down, embrace stillness, and enjoy everyday moments without turning them into goals.
Because you don’t have to earn rest, prove your worth, or have everything figured out to enjoy your life.
Sometimes, you just need to pause for the plot. If something in this episode made you pause, laugh, spiral, or say
“okay, rude... I needed that”, send it to someone who needs to hear it
too.
Follow Overshare Loading wherever you listen, and come figure it out
with me next week.
Overshare Loading with Jacquelyn Platis
Real stories. Useful tools. Figuring it out in real time.
In this episode of Overshare Loading, Jacquelyn explores why everything has become about progress, from tracking our sleep and steps to turning personal growth into another thing to optimize. In a world that constantly tells us to do more, be more, and achieve more, it’s easy to get caught up in becoming a better version of ourselves while forgetting to appreciate who we are today.
Jacquelyn talks about the pressure of constant self-improvement, the impact of social media and overstimulation, and why stillness can feel so uncomfortable. She unpacks the importance of emotional regulation, learning to sit with difficult feelings, and building self-trust without turning every experience into a lesson or every setback into an opportunity for growth.
Through personal reflections and a guided moment of presence, this episode explores how to step out of autopilot, reconnect with yourself, and make room for the parts of life that don’t need to lead anywhere.
Plus, Jacquelyn shares simple ways to slow down, embrace stillness, and enjoy everyday moments without turning them into goals.
Because you don’t have to earn rest, prove your worth, or have everything figured out to enjoy your life.
Sometimes, you just need to pause for the plot. If something in this episode made you pause, laugh, spiral, or say
“okay, rude... I needed that”, send it to someone who needs to hear it
too.
Follow Overshare Loading wherever you listen, and come figure it out
with me next week.
Overshare Loading with Jacquelyn Platis
Real stories. Useful tools. Figuring it out in real time.
English
United States
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