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Overworked and Snowed Under: Finding Balance in the New Year

Feeling overwhelmed with upcoming projects after the holidays? Learn to manage the chaos and find balance in your work life. Recognize deceptive situations and how to overcome them. Don't let fear hold you back; overcome cold feet and embrace new opportunities with confidence.

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Overworked and Snowed Under: Finding Balance in the New Year

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  1. Snowed under overworked, especially busyJan. 7 Starting a new year can make one feel snowed under with all the upcoming projects.

  2. Snow job Jan.13 a systematic deception; a deceptive story that tries to hide the truth. You can generally tell when a student is trying to do a snow job. This snow job you call an explanation just won't do.

  3. Cold feet Jan. 21 too frightened to do something you had planned to do, She wanted to do the announcements but got cold feet.

  4. Cold shoulder to ignore someone; to give someone a cool reception Because Bull Pups are friendly and not bullies, we welcome everyone and don’t give them the cold shoulder.

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