The Juggling Act of Life

Your brain is not a computer. It's a juggling act, and right now

you're dropping balls. I started juggling in my dorm room, broke two lamps,

and learned the secret is the release. Trust the throw. School feels like

someone keeps tossing you more and more balls. Assignments, exams,

mental health, family. You're trying to grip it all at once,

but hands cramp. Jugglers don't hold balls simultaneously. They're in motion. Catch,

release, trust the rhythm. Focus on one. What's one ball you're gripping too

tight? Name it. Then trust your hands to catch it later.