What to Do When the World Feels Relentless
How do you stay engaged with a world in crisis without losing yourself in the process? In this episode, Chisom Udeze reflects on the exhaustion of overlapping global crises, from Palestine and Congo to politics and everyday struggles, exploring the limits of individual responsibility and the pressures of constant engagement. She asks what is truly yours to carry, and how to maintain agency, compassion, and meaningful action without burning out.
With Chisom Udeze
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Show Notes
In this episode, Chisom reflects on the exhaustion of living through overlapping crises, the limits of individual action, and the pressure to keep caring, speaking, building and responding even when your own capacity is running low.
From Palestine and Congo to politics, work and the everyday ways power shapes reality, this episode asks a more sustainable question: what is actually yours to carry?
A reflection on agency without self-blame, structural problems without paralysis, and how to stay engaged without allowing the world to consume you.