How can I keep everything from piling up?

I make a list. Whenever I write it, there's always less that I actually have to do than I thought. It helps you become so much more organized instead a million thoughts racing at once. I deal with anxiety and over think everything. This really helps me and let's me breathe.

Emotionally speaking, I find a wonderful way to keep my emotions from piling up is to journal. I just write things down and why I am feeling them,my thoughts, and a lot more! I personally do this digitally on my computer, but some people prefer pen and paper! If you are speaking on a physical way of a lot of tasks to do, try managing your time with an agenda or planner! I personally sit down every Sunday and try to plan out the week as best as possible, making sure that I prioritize my tasks so that I know what needs to be will get done! Hope this helped! "\ml/"

Do and complete one thing at a time. The brain isn't capable of multitasking. When you do one thing at a time you do it efficiently.

Talk Talk Talk. I use my friends to be a sounding board when I am feeling especially overwhelmed. The trick though i think is being willing to let go of what it was after venting it. you can talk about anything, but if you don't let it go, then it is still there and gets built on next time you endure a hardship.

Do my work in pieces daily i.e a little bit everyday so it doesn't gets pile up together . I will follow this up by making plans and I am sure this will improve the quality and quantity both

Make a list. I am a huge believer in lists, there is something incredibly therapeutic in marking things off your to do list. Sit down and write out everything you need to do that day and take it one step at a time.

One way could be to talk things out with people, especially one to one with a listener here on 7 cups. Alternatively if you don't find talking particularly easy you could always try keeping a diary/journal, it doesn't have to be a written one in particular it could be a picture diary, where you draw what you feel. You could scribble anything you like just to help get some emotion out. Basically getting the emotions out of your system particularly anger is a good way to stop things piling up. Art, Writing, Physical exertion, music, those sorts of things will all help with this; it's just about finding the one that works best for you :)

Finish you work everyday before you sleep. If you really cant, make a daily to do list to plan your time wisely so that you can tackle your task efficiently

Hello! It sounds like you're feeling pretty stressed. Was there any particular event that caused this?

Try to plan your time and the things you need to do. Write down on the deadlines you have (whether college, work or household) and then schedule your time around them. Prioritise. If you have a 2 week plan then you can schedule the things you need to do and if you do not complete something on a given day you can see where you have availability to do it elsewhere. But also remember to have time for yourself and schedule time to do things you enjoy so you don't end up being too stressed. Balance is everything.

Make a list of what needs to be done. Then prioritise the items on the list and set realistic deadlines. If like me you are one to get easily distracted, set yourself reminders ahead. Make it a point to strike through each task when done. The sense of achievement that comes with each strike through is motivation in itself to get through the next task. For repetitive tasks, like checking work related emails / phone messages - set aside a times during the day, when all that you do is that. In addition to those, make it a point to set aside at least 0.5 day in a week for yourself - 'YOU' time - during which you do whatever pleases you. Let me know how you get on!

Talk to someone. Vent to someone just spill everything out so it doesn't bottle up inside and then explode one day because they is bad

Make a list - A list of realistic and achievable goals and dreams, a list of what is keeping you from achieving it, and a list of methods to work around it and accomplish your goals.

I make a to-do list most days. And, I keep a post-it note pad by my bed in case I think of something to add to it. Then, in the morning, I decide the order for the to-do list: most important to least important and try to do as much as I can.

There are a number of things you could do, from talking to someone you trust to just crying them out to get it over with. In my opinion I believe talking about it helps the most.

The question could be referring to just about anything. If you're meaning feelings, write in a diary, talk to someone or even talk to yourself out loud to make your feelings appear more real to yourself. If you mean life in general, try to think about the things that bother you the most, write them down and try to think about the ways that you can stop these things from piling up.

Try to organise everything rationally. It is easy for people to think 'oh I have a million things to get done, which I need to do today' instead of thinking 'ok well if I do these few things today, and then these tomorrow and so on.' If you set too many things for yourself and then don't complete it in the time period you set, it won't matter how much you have done, you will still be feeling negative about it because you haven't completed it all. So think rationally.