It’s Not All on You: The Urge to Carry Too Much
Sometimes we turn responsibility into the belief that everything is ours to carry.

Sometimes we turn responsibility into the belief that everything is ours to carry.

Sometimes we turn responsibility into the belief that everything is ours to carry.
We're taught to take responsibility for our lives. But sometimes we turn responsibility into the belief that everything is ours to carry.
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Sometimes we turn responsibility into the belief that everything is ours to carry. We're taught to take responsibility for our lives.
We're taught to take responsibility for our lives.
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