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What is an appropriate proverb or expression that means one has:

(i) taken on too many tasks

(ii) set out to do something that one isn't qualified to do and hence probably will fail

(iii) set out to do something that probably is impossible to begin with

What is an appropriate proverb or expression that means one has:

1. Taken on too many tasks
2. Set out to do something that one isn't qualified to do and hence probably will fail
3. Set out to do something that probably is impossible to begin with

What is an appropriate proverb or expression that means one has

(i) taken on too many tasks

(ii) set out to do something that one isn't qualified to do and hence probably will fail

(iii) set out to do something that probably is impossible to begin with

What is an appropriate proverb or expression that means one has:

(i) taken on too many tasks

(ii) set out to do something that one isn't qualified to do and hence probably will fail

(iii) set out to do something that probably is impossible to begin with

What is an appropriate proverb or expression that means one has

(i) taken on too many tasks

(ii) set out to do something that one isn't qualified to do and hence probably will fail, or simply

(iii) set out to do something that probably is impossible to begin with?

What is an appropriate proverb or expression that means one has

(i) taken on too many tasks

(ii) set out to do something that one isn't qualified to do and hence probably will fail

(iii) set out to do something that probably is impossible to begin with