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The Invisible Load Quiz

You may not be broken.

You may be carrying more than anyone can see.

This short reflection explores the hidden mental load that may be affecting your energy, focus, memory, and sense of self.

Takes about 3 minutes.

How often do you feel mentally exhausted before the day is over?

How often do you feel mentally exhausted before the day is over?
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How often do you feel responsible for remembering things for other people?

How often do you feel responsible for remembering things for other people?
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Do you find yourself mentally planning ahead even when you're supposed to be resting?

Do you find yourself mentally planning ahead even when you're supposed to be resting?
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How often do you feel like you're carrying responsibilities that others don't notice?

How often do you feel like you're carrying responsibilities that others don't notice?
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How often do you forget things because you're juggling too many things at once?

How often do you forget things because you're juggling too many things at once?
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Do you feel like your mind is never completely off duty?

Do you feel like your mind is never completely off duty?
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How often do you feel mentally overstimulated by the demands, noise, information, and responsibilities around you?

How often do you feel mentally overstimulated by the demands, noise, information, and responsibilities around you?
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Have you ever wondered: "I used to be sharp. What happened to me?"

Have you ever wondered: "I used to be sharp. What happened to me?"
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Is there anything you'd like to share about what you've been carrying?

Before you go

Many women who complete this reflection come to a similar realization: What feels like personal failure may actually be the weight of carrying too much for too long. You are probably not broken. You may simply be carrying more than anyone can see.

Would you like to hear what we're learning?

We're documenting the invisible load many women carry and sharing what we're learning along the way.

What happens next?

If this reflection resonated with you, visit

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