You cannot give your best to everything without eventually discovering that nothing received it.

Spreading your best effort across everything sounds admirable and produces a uniform mediocrity. Your best is a limited quantity and it goes to whatever you concentrated on, so if you concentrated on nothing then nothing received it. The people and projects involved usually feel this before you admit it.

Choose two or three things this season that will get your actual best. Let the rest be done adequately and without apology. Deciding where the good version goes is the only way anyone gets it.