A river delta forms where the water finally slows enough to drop what it carried. Let yourself put things down.

Carrying only stops when the pace does. Water holds its load while it is moving fast and lets go the moment it spreads out, which is why you process nothing during a busy term and then feel all of it at once on the first quiet day. The slowing is not laziness. It is the condition under which you can finally set something down.

Give yourself a genuinely slow stretch this week, not a scheduled one with a task hidden in it. Let whatever has been waiting arrive. That is the thing doing its job, and it usually leaves lighter than it came.