tired

I’m tired to hear the same excuses every day.
I’m tired of hearing the same excuses every day.

I’m tired from your excuses.
I’m tired of your excuses.

Use tired of + noun/-ing when something has happened too often and you are bored or annoyed by it: ‘I’m tired of waiting.’

Use tired from + noun/-ing when something has made you need rest: ‘I’m tired from walking all day.’