Well, this is your "light load". You are expected to waste 70 or more hours a month on field circus, working the same streets repeatedly. Doing this never even successfully reduces what's left to be done. You are expected to dress up in nylons and suit coats in hot weather, and "sisters" are not allowed to wear thermal underwear or slacks during bitter cold weather. You have to throw away most everything that means anything to you. You must attend weekly meetings, that are purposely designed to be boring. You are supposed to attend three major events per year, which wastes one or more days of your weekend and plenty of money each.
To add to the physically draining load, you are supposed to be role models. Anything you do could stumble anyone, and you are responsible. You shouldn't do things that might make others think they can do them. And, there is more guilt because, if you "could have" reached someone but didn't for whatever reason, you murdered that person. And, along with the guilt, there is the shame of "undeserved kindness", and "we do not deserve such a provision for salvation".
To me, fear, guilt, and shame do not make for a "light load".