Day 28 – Time to catch your breath

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Stay under your breath means not getting so far ahead of yourself that you need to stop for recovery.

Today is about looking at your life and be honest about how you've been running it. Pedram talks about getting out of breath when you do too much too fast and the need to stay focused to prevent this. Again, check the workload, delegate, rearrange etc. Remember to do the same in your private life as well.

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