Even if it is "doable," you must not say "doable.

Even if it is "done," you must not say "done."

Even if there is "something you can help someone with," do not offer to do it yourself (but you may do so if asked).

These are pretty important things to live a long life.

If these responses are misplaced -- especially when things don't go as expected -- the overload of work can crush you and cause "depression.

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However, if you continue to respond in this passive manner, you may lose your job and be hung out to dry.

Those who have a 'mindset of being okay with breaking their commitments' will not become 'depressed' but will instead lose their 'credibility.'

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It is desirable that the right amount of work, with the right difficulty, come at the right time.

As far as I know, no job has been done like that.

This is because others have no way of knowing the status of your work.

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Oh, not really.

There was one thing.

Only when they learn of your hospitalization, long-term treatment, or suicide will they know that you have already been destroyed.

-- in the past tense.