Just breath! Keep in mind your personal time when working, this milky way minutes can help you to optimize your air you brain! Have a pencil to scratch, play some tic tac toes, letters game, rummy or just have a notebook to draw. It's not necessary that you need to draw exactly but feeling the pressure you have on pencil can help you to find how tense you are and how you manage this on lines! Have a walk, go and talk with your team, have regular meetings that can help you to find the tunes of your project or projects! Dealing with different areas can help you to better visualize and also to find creative variety.

J'établis les priorités - il y a forcément des projets moins urgents que d'autres. Je préviens mes clients impactés sur les délais supplémentaires. J'établis des plannings en amont et n'essaie pas d'y rentrer tous les projets en même temps, chaque projet en son temps. Je me ressource dehors - petite promenade par exemple permet d'oxygéner le cerveau et je prends soin de moi.

To avoid burnout while managing multiple design projects, I focus on: Breaking Down Tasks: I divide each project into smaller, achievable tasks and set micro-deadlines. This helps reduce overwhelm and makes it easier to track progress. Taking Regular Breaks: I schedule short breaks throughout the day to refresh my mind, helping me stay creative and energized. Setting Clear Expectations: I communicate openly with clients and managers about realistic timelines. This ensures that expectations are aligned and reduces pressure.

Prioritize Tasks: Use a to-do list or planner to tackle high-impact projects first. Set Realistic Goals: Break projects into smaller milestones and celebrate progress. Learn to Say No: Avoid overcommitting by setting clear boundaries with clients. Delegate or Automate: Share tasks with team members or use tools to streamline repetitive work. Take Breaks: Step away for a quick recharge—creativity flows better when you’re rested.

Start by prioritizing tasks—tackle high-impact projects first and break them into manageable steps. Use tools to streamline workflows and automate repetitive tasks. Schedule regular breaks; even a short pause fuels creativity. Set boundaries—learn to say no or renegotiate timelines when needed. Collaborate or delegate when the workload feels heavy. Most importantly, nurture yourself: sleep, hydrate, and disconnect from screens. Remember, your creativity thrives when your mind and body are balanced. Projects can wait—your well-being can’t.