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    Explore " burnout recovery" with insightful episodes like "Giving Yourself Permission to Let Go", "MY Supernova Moment (My Burnout Story)", "Jo Bell | The therapeutic wonders of reflective journalling", "#019: Overcoming Burnout - No Way Out But Down" and "5 Tips on How To Rest When You Don’t Know How" from podcasts like ""Creating The Path", "Your Supernova Moment: A Podcast About Burnout", "Everyday Burnout Conversations", "Live the More" and "Creating The Path"" and more!

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    Giving Yourself Permission to Let Go

    Giving Yourself Permission to Let Go

    In today’s episode of Creating The Path, I’m talking about giving yourself permission to let things go.

    You may or may not have noticed that I didn't release a podcast episode last week. That was because I was working on a project, and I didn't anticipate how long it was going to take me to complete it.

    So, I had to let things go. I had more on my plate than I could handle.

    And letting things go can look like two different things, it can either look like not doing something at all or letting go of the need for it to be perfect. So, let’s talk about that.


    Topics discussed in this episode: 


    • [00:54] Why I didn’t release a new episode last week
    • [03:09] Letting things go and prioritizing 
    • [06:01] Letting go of perfectionism
    • [07:24] Protecting yourself and your health


    Resources from the episode:


    Joyful Productivity VIP Day - If you're feeling overworked and overwhelmed, I can help you create a plan that allows you to be more productive while working less. After one day together, you'll have a schedule that allows you to work fewer hours, by managing both your time and energy and the foundation to support your success.

    More info here: https://www.heathergracehanson.com/vipday 


    Start doing less and accomplishing more in your business: Get your FREE Energy Tracker here!


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    Noteworthy Quotes:


    “I realized that letting things go can look like two different things, it can either look like not doing something at all or letting go of the need for it to be perfect..”


    “Letting go of things can mean learning how to accept and recognize when things are good enough. Because when you have perfection, perfectionist tendency, it's highly likely that your standards for good enough are way higher than other people.”


    “Remember, it’s okay to give yourself permission to just let things go.”


    Summary of the Podcast: 


    Creating the Path is a podcast that challenges multi-passionate entrepreneurs to achieve their goals by working less and eliminating overwhelm, so they can create their own unique pathway to a life they love. My mission is to transform hustle culture and assist others to shift away from living life on auto-pilot to living intentionally and following your own path to a life you love instead.


    Host Bio:


    Heather Grace Hanson is a certified positive psychology-based coach and creator of the Intentional Energy Framework, a system that empowers you to create a life and business you love without burning out. Heather is obsessed with all things personal development, running and walking in the park,  interior design, salsa dancing, and most importantly, spending time with her pup, Barclay.



    MY Supernova Moment (My Burnout Story)

    MY Supernova Moment (My Burnout Story)

    In this episode, I’m sharing MY Supernova Moment - my burnout story, in all its raw and messy glory. When I Burned Out, reading and listening to Burnout Recovery Stories helped me to appreciate that what I was going through wasn't going to last forever, that there was light at the end of the tunnel and life after Burnout. And hearing my own experiences in others' stories helped me to feel a little less alone, and a little less crazy! I hope this episode can help and inspire you in that same way.

    Burning Out and need help right now? You can book in for a free 30 minute call with me whenever I have availability, with no obligation to sign up for any of my coaching offerings. Head to my website and book a free consultation call slot today.

    Visit my website: https://maggiesupernova.com
    Follow me on Instagram: @maggiesupernovacoach
    Find me on Facebook: @maggiesupernova
    Join my FREE Facebook Community: https://facebook.com/groups/stressedout2supernova

    Visit my website & join my mailing list: https://maggiesupernova.com
    Follow me on Instagram: @maggiesupernovacoach
    Find me on Facebook: @maggiesupernova
    Join my FREE Facebook Community: Stressed Out to Supernova

    Jo Bell | The therapeutic wonders of reflective journalling

    Jo Bell | The therapeutic wonders of reflective journalling

    Jo Bell is a writer, teacher and poet on a mission to help others thrive in their lives through journaling with honesty and compassion.

     Jo's creative work has been published in several literary magazines and anthologies. Her debut novel was shortlisted for a major work in progress prize and she's performed at Bowery Poetry Club in New York, Edinburgh Fringe, and recorded spoken word for the BBC. 

    Write To Thrive is grounded in Jo's experience of writing to simply feel good, a transformative practice she discovered after burnout and a severe period of anxiety and depression. 

    Jo lives in the beautiful Scottish Highlands with her seriously cute dog, Hope. 


    This lovely chat delves into:

    •  A hearty and honest conversation about Jo's experiences with burnout and mental health.
    • How writing helped Jo deal with her tough inner critic, as well discovering the power in speaking to yourself with compassion. 
    • Jo shares the key writing prompts that never fail to shift her perspective and help her tap into her mindset of self-love and self-care. 
    • Jo's positive and mentally healthy approach to social media. 

    And even if you don't currently journal or write, I feel pretty confident you're going to grab a notebook and pen after listening to this fabulous conversation. 


    Also mentioned in this episode: 

    • The Artist's Way - by Julia Cameron


    Find Jo  @writeandthrive

    For more information on the Write To Thrive membership and Jo's fabulous journaling audios, check out her website 


    Fancy a little more burnout chat? 

    Find me on Instagram and Facebook @flictaylorwrites

    Check out my blog at www.flictaylor.com


    Please note, this podcast is not intended as medical advice. If you're having a rough time or concerned that you're experiencing burnout, please reach out to your doctor or mental health professional for support and guidance tailored for you. 

    Please like, comment and subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen. I truly appreciate your feedback and support, as it helps these fab conversations reach a little further. 




    Fancy a little more burnout chat? Let's continue the conversation.

    Find me on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook

    Check out my latest work and discover how you can work one-to-one with me to tackle your burnout at flictaylor.com

    #019: Overcoming Burnout - No Way Out But Down

    #019: Overcoming Burnout - No Way Out But Down

    In this mini-series, we ask, "What is burnout, how do you avoid it," and "how do you overcome burnout?"

    OK, so you're waking up the fact that you're burning out. And that nagging feeling of hopelessness is beginning to take over. What now? 

    In Part 2 of this series, we talk about the hard work of facing up to the realities of burnout, addressing hopelessness, and what it takes to overcome and move forward. Using the incredible true story of Jamie Hull--a former British SAS pilot who was forced to crash land his plane during a training exercise--we take a hard look at the path to  recovery.

    Episode #019 of the Live the More podcast has practical tips for identifying burnout and how to heal and recover. It's not easy, but the hope that's found in community, forming new habits, and spiritual formation is worth it all. 
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    5 Tips on How To Rest When You Don’t Know How

    5 Tips on How To Rest When You Don’t Know How

    Last week, we talked about just how important it is to rest and how we need to start a rest revolution to get rid of burnout culture forever. 

    So, in today’s episode of Creating The Path, I’m talking about how to rest when you don't know how. Because I hear people talk about this and I experienced this myself. When I quit my 9-5 job, I was used to being in working mode 24 hours a day. I couldn't turn off my brain. My body was always set up to just go, go, go! 

    And when you're in that place, you actually have to learn how to rest or at least reteach yourself how to rest and work your way into it slowly. 

    So, let me share with you 5 tips on how you can rest if you are feeling like you have a hard time resting or just don't even know what to do. Let's get into it.


    Topics discussed in this episode: 

    • [01:58] Tip #1: Calm your nervous system with these simple techniques
    • [11:45] Tip #2: Moving your body can actually help you to rest
    • [13:03] Tip #3: Start small when it comes to rest (if you’re not used to it)
    • [14:10] Tip #4: Reframing rest
    • [16:33] Tip #5: Don’t beat yourself up
    • [18:22] Recap of the episode


    Resources from the episode:


    Joyful Productivity VIP Day - If you're feeling overworked and overwhelmed, I can help you create a plan that allows you to be more productive, while working less. After one day together, you'll have a schedule that allows you to work fewer hours, by managing both your time and energy and the foundation to support your success. More info here: https://www.heathergracehanson.com/vipday 


    Start doing less and accomplishing more in your business: Get your FREE Energy Tracker here!


    Join The Rest Revolution at @jointherestrevolution on Instagram!


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    Noteworthy Quotes:


    “The simplest thing you can do when you want to calm yourself down, is to take some deep breaths, but make sure that your exhales are longer.”


    “The best way to complete the stress cycle is to move your body, to move it out of yourself.”


    “Resting is not being lazy. It's intentionally managing our energy and knowing that in order to perform our best at work, or at anything that we do, we have to rest.”


    “This is a process and we're all learning and we're all getting better at everything that we're doing all the time. So really, just be easy on yourself.”

    Summary of the Podcast: 


    Creating the Path is a podcast that challenges multi-passionate entrepreneurs to achieve their goals by working less and eliminating overwhelm, so they can create their own unique pathway to a life they love. My mission is to transform hustle culture and assist others to shift away from living life on auto-pilot to living intentionally and following your own path to a life you love instead.


    Host Bio:


    Heather Grace Hanson is a certified positive psychology-based coach and creator of the Intentional Energy Framework, a system that empowers you to create a life and business you love without burning out. Heather is obsessed

    Dr Meenal Viz | How to gently shake the world and avoid activist burnout

    Dr Meenal Viz | How to gently shake the world and avoid activist burnout

    In this episode, I share an everyday burnout conversation with the awe-inspiring Dr Meenal Viz.

    Meenal is an NHS doctor, an activist, a content creator, a mum and the host of the podcast, Meenal's World. She regularly shares her wisdom with the world via her social media posts, and you may remember her wonderful and powerful front cover feature in Vogue Magazine.

    Behind every activist and changemaker is a story. And Meenal's story began at the beginning of the pandemic.

    At 27 weeks pregnant, Meenal protested alone outside Downing Street in May 2020. The tipping point for this protest came following the death of Mary Agyeiwaa Agyapong, a pregnant nurse who, at 28, was just a year older than Meenal.

    Holding her placard: "Protect Healthcare Workers," Meenal protested against the government's treatment of doctors, nurses and care workers who had tragically lost their lives, as well as highlighting the NHS's desperate need for more PPE.

    This iconic image of Meenal wearing her scrubs outside Downing Street went viral. Meenal and her husband then filed for judicial review in the High Court in response to the mismatch between the UK government guidance on PPE and the World Health Organisation. They won!

    It was an absolute privilege to talk with Meenal in this episode. I felt it was important to begin to understand the incredible pressure that activists and changemakers experience, yet so many of us take for granted when we only see their courage, strength and passion.

    This chat was so important and many levels, particularly as it highlights the experience of becoming a mum during the pandemic lockdown and the impact it can have on your wellbeing.



    Find Meenal at Instagram and Twitter @drmeenalviz

    Make sure to check out her brilliant podcast Meenal’s World

    Follow Meenal’s work at www.meenalviz.com 


    Fancy a little more burnout chat? 

    Find me on Instagram and Facebook @flictaylorwrites

    Check out my blog at www.flictaylor.com


    Please note, this podcast is not intended as medical advice. If you’re having a rough time or concerned that you’re experiencing burnout, please reach out to your doctor or mental health professional for support and guidance tailored for you. 


    Please like, comment and subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen. I truly appreciate your feedback and support, as it helps these fab conversations reach a little further. 





    Fancy a little more burnout chat? Let's continue the conversation.

    Find me on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook

    Check out my latest work and discover how you can work one-to-one with me to tackle your burnout at flictaylor.com

    New Year’s Burnout And How To Avoid It

    New Year’s Burnout And How To Avoid It

    Today’s episode of Creating The Path is about new year’s burnout, how to manage that initial excitement of working on new goals, and ultimately, avoid burnout before the first quarter is even over.


    Topics discussed in this episode: 


    • [00:30] What’s New Year’s Burnout?
    • [01:34] How to manage the excitement so we don’t burnout in Q1
    • [03:57] Intentionally holding yourself back to avoid burnout
    • [06:17] An example of how to avoid new year’s burnout
    • [08:30] Keeping in mind the future view and year goals


    Free Resources:

    The 4 Steps to Achieving Your Goals: Get your FREE workbook here!


    Follow me on Social:


    Noteworthy Quotes:


    “It’s a super common phenomenon where people will set new year’s resolutions and then, by February, they’ve already given up on them.”


    “Even though I know I have the energy to do it right now, I know that if I do too much I’ll burn out or lose my motivation.”


    Summary of the Podcast: 


    Creating the Path is a podcast that challenges multi-passionate entrepreneurs to achieve their goals by working less and eliminating overwhelm, so they can create their own unique pathway to a life they love. My mission is to transform hustle culture and assist others to shift away from living life on auto-pilot to living intentionally and following your own path to a life you love instead.


    Host Bio:


    Heather Grace Hanson is a certified positive psychology-based coach and creator of the Intentional Energy Framework, a system that empowers you to create a life and business you love without burning out. Heather is obsessed with all things personal development, running and walking in the park,  interior design, salsa dancing and most importantly, spending time with her pup, Barclay.



    Sound Your Voice, Summon Abundance | Amanda Sellers

    Sound Your Voice, Summon Abundance | Amanda Sellers

    Join KJ and enchanting Voice Actor Amanda Sellers in an uplifting conversation about vocalizing our requests for The Good. Amanda is the mother of 2 amazing boys, a musician, a Voiceover mentor, and a meditation teacher. She has also co-founded TheVoiceOverSchool.com and is the creator of the #1 Mindfulness tool, Abundance Wands. You’ve probably heard her dulcet voice across campaigns for mega brands such as Axe, Nike, Apple and Roomba! Her bedtime meditation for kids and her happy morning guided visualizations are regularly featured favorites on Insight Timer. 
    Whether in a resilient response to burnout, or in lulling her young son to sleep, Amanda helps listeners explore the ways our voices call in wealth, creativity, and wellness. 

    Takeaways:
    1. Courage to start new projects can be driven by the question: "What's next, Dreamer?"

    2. For combatting Imposter Syndrome:  move through it, feel the fear, do it anyway.

    3. The most successful voice talent speaks from the heart and not of the head. 

    4. Tips for Self-Compassion:  a) Practice gratitude by writing down five things for which you're grateful; b) Write down your goals as if they've already been achieved; c) Verbalize mantras to aid your gratitude and compassion practices: "Thank you for this day. "Thank you for these little moments; and, "look for The Good." 

    Please leave a review for this podcast if our stories have astonished you as well. Your words and thoughts are the fuel for this little listening gallery.  https://ratethispodcast.com/astonishingstories

    Episode Mentions: 

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    Recovering from Burnout: 7 Lessons I’ve Learned

    Recovering from Burnout: 7 Lessons I’ve Learned

    Today’s episode of Creating The Path is about burnout and how recovering from burnout has been for me. I was burnt out for 8 years when I was working a 9-5. Eight years. That sounds completely insane when I think about it now. I’m now a year into my recovery, and I’ve learned a lot. So today, I want to share 7 lessons I’ve learned about burnout and what recovering feels like.


    Topics discussed in this episode: 

    • [01:15] How I felt burnt out for 8 of the 10 years I was in mty 9-5
    • [02:06] What I’ve done to recover from burnout
    • [03:58] Resources I recommend if you’re feeling burnt out or recovering from burnout
    • [05:30] Lesson #1: Doing mode and letting the recovery happen
    • [08:46] Lesson #2: Managing my energy properly
    • [11:45] Lesson #3: The burnout recovery process isn’t linear
    • [14:20] Lesson #4: Brain fog is real
    • [15:50] Lesson #5: I didn’t feel like I was burnt out
    • [17:15] Lesson #6: I realized burnout had not changed me permanently
    • [18:08] Lesson #7: I can arrange my day anyway that I want to


    Resources:



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    Noteworthy Quotes:


    “What I needed to do is let the recovery happen.”

    “What I need to do to recover is the same as what I need to do going forward, and that is managing my energy properly.”

    “What got me into burnout was poor energy management.”

    “The burnout recovery process isn’t linear.”

    “Life is not just a smooth line forward. There’s ups and downs. Good days and bad days. That’s just the way life is.”

    “Doing all the things is what burns us all out.”

    “I can arrange my day anyway that I want to.”


    Summary of the Podcast: 


    Creating the Path is a podcast that challenges multi-passionate entrepreneurs to achieve their goals by working less and eliminating overwhelm, so they can create their own unique pathway to a life they love. My mission is to transform hustle culture and assist others to shift away from living life on auto-pilot to living intentionally and following your own path to a life you love instead.

    Host Bio:


    Heather Grace Hanson is a certified positive psychology-based coach and creator of the Intentional Energy Framework, a system that empowers you to create a life and business you love without burning out. Heather is obsessed with all things personal development, running and walking in the park,  interior design, salsa dancing and most importantly, spending time with her pup, Barclay



    Debbie Edwards | From burnout breakdown to self-love breakthrough

    Debbie Edwards | From burnout breakdown to self-love breakthrough

    In this episode, I share an everyday burnout conversation with Debbie Edwards.

    Debbie is an entrepreneur, speaker, investor and coach who founded the tech platform FDisruptors, with a mission to inspire girls and women to embrace tech's vibrant world.

    With over 30 years of experience working in challenging sectors, including the military, Debbie now focuses on the concept of deep self-love in her transformational and leadership coaching.  

    With an appreciation for women having strong passions, desires, and ambitions, Debbie recognised that many women had been raised within a narrative telling them to put others before themselves, impacting their lives and opportunities.

    Following her own burnout experience when she didn't prioritise her needs and self, she now encourages women to take agency in their own lives and set the boundaries to support what they really want to achieve.

    Honouring her gift for energy healing, Debbie works intuitively with women, gently guiding and supporting them as they work through powerful transitions in their life. She helps her clients reframe their lives, enabling them to change the lens through which they see themselves and has particular expertise in perimenopause and menopause. 

    And, hot off the press: I’m beyond excited for her new global transformation program, Eve Bite The Apple, coming in January 2022!

    In this episode, Debbie talks about:

    • Her own experiences of a burnout breakdown to a self-love breakthrough
    • How grief was the gateway to self-compassion and falling in love with herself
    • Why burnout needs a rebrand
    • The importance of women having agency in their life and setting boundaries
    • Using your body as your internal baramoter
    • How to be the gentle observer in your day and do tasks with ceremony
    • How can I love myself more deeply right now? The powerful question women should be asking themselves


    Mentioned in this episode:

    Debbie is a consultant for MPowder supporting women through clinical trials. Check out MPowder here.

    Check out The WomenHood Unspoken Session: Creating Powerful Boundaries with Debbie Edwards here


    Final note:

    After you've finished listening to this incredibly powerful pod chat, take a moment to consider what Debbie encouraged us all to ask ourselves daily: how can I love myself more deeply today? 

    Give it a try. 

    And then tell five cherished women in your life to do the same. Let's start a positive ripple effect of radical self love.

    Follow Debbie @thegentleleader

    Follow Debbie's exciting new transformation program launching in January 2022 @eve_bitetheapple


    Fancy a little more burnout chat? 

    Find me on Instagram and Facebook  @flictaylorwrites

    Find me on Twitter @flictaylor


    Please note, this podcast is not intended as medical advice. If y



    Fancy a little more burnout chat? Let's continue the conversation.

    Find me on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook

    Check out my latest work and discover how you can work one-to-one with me to tackle your burnout at flictaylor.com

    Sarah Tobin | Overcoming burnout and trauma with Tapping / EFT

    Sarah Tobin | Overcoming burnout and trauma with Tapping / EFT

    Sarah Tobin discovered Emotional Freedom Technique / Tapping while suffering from severe PTSD following the loss of her first baby in 2014.

    Following her life-changing experience with EFT, Sarah trained to share this effective technique with others and has been tapping for 6+ years.  She now works with women to release birth trauma, ancestral trauma, limiting beliefs, and deep emotional blocks to allow joy, love and abundance to flow with ease.
               
    EFT / Tapping is often known as 'acupuncture without the needles' or 'talk therapy on speed'. When we tap key points on the body, we send a signal to the brain that switches off the Fight, Flight, Freeze response – making us feel emotionally and physically better. Talking about how we feel while we tap effectively releases the negative emotion, making us feel lighter or a sense of release.

    Studies show that tapping is extremely effective in releasing past trauma and managing day-to-day emotions that arise – helping to alleviate symptoms of anxiety, PND, depression, PTSD, physical pain, and much more. Since tapping releases stress, allowing the body to rest more effectively, sleep is often improved as a result.


    Sarah hosts a podcast called 'Tapping into with Sarah Tobin' exploring spiritual, natural and alternative practices, along with her growing Tapping into Motherhood membership and community offering a library of 60+ tapping videos, tapping audios, guided meditations, workshops, courses, and resources to help mums or mums-to-be on their journey.

    In this episode we talk about:

    • How tapping helped Sarah manage her severe PTSD and cope with the C-section and VBAC of her sons.
    • How many of us are suffering from a trauma which has informed our belief system about ourselves.
    • Delving into ancestral trauma, looking at its impact on our genes and health and how tapping can help.
    • The importanace of being a detective regarding your health and what led you to burnout.
    • Why the fourth stress response is fawning (people pleasing) and how we use it as a safety strategy.
    • Understanding emotions are energy in motion.
    • Why hitting rock bottom can be a gift to reconnect with yourself and see your true strength.


    Mentioned in this episode:

    It Didn't Start With You: How inherited family trauma shapes who we are and how to end the cycle  by Mark Wolynn

    Rachel Yehuda - Researcher in epigenetic inheritance. Read more in this great article from The Guardian 

    Follow Sarah @sarah_tobin

    Find out more about Sarah's work and membership 

    View some of Sarah's tapping videos on YouTube 


    Please note, this podcast is not intended as medical advice. If you're having a tough time or are concerned about experiencing burnout, please reach out to your doctor or mental health professional for support and guidance. 


    Please like, comment and subscribe to the podcast wherever you li



    Fancy a little more burnout chat? Let's continue the conversation.

    Find me on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook

    Check out my latest work and discover how you can work one-to-one with me to tackle your burnout at flictaylor.com

    Flic Taylor | My year on the road to burnout recovery

    Flic Taylor | My year on the road to burnout recovery

    Welcome to Season Two of Everyday Burnout Conversations!


    What better way to start us off than by sharing what I've learnt from my year on the road to burnout recovery. I'm well aware that there's still more of the road I need to travel, but in the meantime, this past year has taught me to not only identify my values and goals in life but also give them a bloody good shake up before I even think about applying a fresh lick of paint. 

    What's my biggest lesson from this path towards burnout recovery? You can't just self-care your way out of burnout - it's going to take unpacking and addressing some other factors first. 

    In this episode I share my thoughts on why our relationship with work could do with a new angle, what Tony Soprano and I share in common, and why you'll always find diamonds amongst the burnout rubble. 

    There are a few swears in this conversation, so please grab your headphones if little ears are around. 


    This episode mentions: 




    Peek here at the Everyday Burnout Conversations podcast web page. 



    Fancy a little more burnout chat? 


    Find me on Instagram and Facebook  @flictaylorwrites


    Find me on Twitter @flictaylor


    Check out my blog at www.flictaylor.com


    Please note, this podcast is not intended as medical advice. If you are having a tough time or concerned you may be experiencing burnout, remember YOU matter so please reach out to your doctor or mental health professional for support and guidance.


    Please like, comment and subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen. I truly appreciate your support, as it helps these fab conversations reach that little bit further. 


    Music and sound editing for this podcast is by Chris Taylor. 





    Fancy a little more burnout chat? Let's continue the conversation.

    Find me on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook

    Check out my latest work and discover how you can work one-to-one with me to tackle your burnout at flictaylor.com

    Seven Steps For Moving Forward After Entrepreneurial Burnout

    Seven Steps For Moving Forward After Entrepreneurial Burnout

    So, you’ve been on the grind for a year or two and now it feels like all of your energy is spent.

     

    Burnout manifests in different ways for different people.

     

    You’ve probably been forced to take a big break from your business once fatigue finally caught up with you. Maybe you're just tired and running out of ideas, patience, creativity, and motivation.

     

    It's not easy to admit when exhaustion has set in but there are ways to get back on track.

     

    Listen in as I give seven steps to help you move forward after entrepreneurial burnout.

     

    This episode is for those who are in the throes of a burnout. And it’s definitely for those who are looking to prevent it, overcome it, and manage it when you know it’s happening.

     

    In this episode, we talk about…

     

    ●      [01:54] My own experience with burnout.

    ●      [06:19] The six stages of burnout.

    ●      [10:33] Step #1: Know when you’re in the danger zone.

    ●      [18:05] Step #2: Identify what caused your burnout or what is causing it.

    ●      [25:49] Step #3: Start making a plan to get back on track.

    ●      [30:32] Step #4: Eliminate the distractions in your life that are holding you back.

    ●      [35:10] Step #5: Create boundaries with the people in your life.

    ●      [41:26] Step #6: Take care of yourself.

    ●      [45:18] Step #7: Keep going even when you don’t feel like it.

    ●      [47:49] A recap of the seven steps.

     

    Resources mentioned in this episode:

    ●      Diane Bernier article
    -> https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/02678379808256848

    ●      Asana project management software
    -> https://asana.com/

    Schedule a call with Dorothy to chat about your Sales Strategy here:
    -> https://bit.ly/3bMgbtx


    Send your episode topic suggestions or questions to hey@dorothyvilleneuve.com

    Reach out to Dorothy on Instagram @dorothyvilleneuvecoaching

    More info and free resources at wildlyconfidentsales.com 

    E21: Transitions

    E21: Transitions

    Have you been struggling making a big life change?  

    The pandemic has brought about a range of transitions for many of us.  It has been a tough time and resulted in significantly increased rates of burnout.   

    In this episode we share a powerful tool to help you take stock and dig deep to uncover the qualities and resilience you hold within that can help you move through tough times ahead.  

    We also help you identify where you may have a gap or skill shortage and would benefit from reaching out for help.

    A down to earth discussion, hosted by author of Burnout to Brilliance, Jayne Morris and Wellbeing Coach, Dylan Cox. 

    Balanceology is a leading coaching company that focuses on supporting individuals and organisations in the prevention of workplace burnout. Our main offerings include talks, workshops and trainings, coaching and burnout recovery retreats.

    www.balanceology.uk

    Jayne Morris is the UK's leading executive burnout coach and author of the bestselling 'Burnout to Brilliance - Strategies for Sustainable Success'. She is ICF MCC accredited, holds a PG Cert in Coaching, Advanced Diploma in Integrative Art Psychotherapy, is a Certified Coach Supervisor and has over 15 years' experience helping individuals and organisations prevent and recover from burnout - www.jaynemorris.com

    Dylan Cox is a coach-counsellor specialising in self-esteem and confidence. He is an experienced facilitator and presenter.

    F*ck Him or Slap Him? The Grass Is Always Greener Mentality

    F*ck Him or Slap Him? The Grass Is Always Greener Mentality

    BIG NEWS, QUEEN!  Nicole is back with solo episodes every other week that will take you on a mini journey in 20 minutes or less.  They’ll start with a story & end in a revelation. #adultingishard #wegotchu

    Now, onto this week: you’ve heard the saying before but WTF does it actually mean & how does it apply to you... AMIRITE?  In today’s episode, Nicole digs into how the grass is always greener mentality can bleed into your dating life, work life & more!

    Press play to hear: 

    • how to know if you’re falling prey to this mindset
    • how to use your energy to shift your results
    • the importance of celebrating goals
    • laughs, personal drama, & a whole lot of Rosé!

    As always, we love to chat! Text us to join the BQE squad at: 917-540-7949 or email: team@bigqueenenergypod.com (for anything else!).

    Follow Nicole @nicolerosestillings

    Follow BQE @bigqueenenergypod

    Laura Jane Williams | When burnout occurs alongside success

    Laura Jane Williams | When burnout occurs alongside success

    Today, I share an everyday burnout conversation with writer and author, Laura Jane Williams.

    Laura is the author of four novels, two memoirs, and one audiobook. The rights to her international bestseller Our Stop have been sold for television and her books have been translated into over a dozen languages. 

    In this episode, Laura chats about the burnout she experienced alongside the publication and success of her first book.  She talks about her multiple brushes with burnout over the years along with the golden moments when she has prioritised her health over her work.  

    Reading Laura's memoir Ice Cream For Breakfast gave me great comfort during my burnout period. 

    Here's one of my favourite nuggets of wisdom that I mention in this podcast chat:

    When you don't know what to do next - in work, in love, in life - do nothing. 
    Just for a little bit longer. 
    Don’t know, be unsure, for a little bit more time. 
    The answer will reveal itself.
    It always does.


    - Laura Jane Williams, Ice Cream For Breakfast


    I adore Laura’s wit and honesty in her writing and feel her magic shines through brightly in this podcast chat too. 

    Also mentioned in this episode:

    • Amanda Frances @xoamandafrances
    • How To Fail With Elizabeth Day - book and podcast
    • Is It Working podcast with Tiffany Philippou and Anna Codrea-Rado
    • The Calmer You Podcast with Chloe Brotheridge

    Follow @laurajaneauthor

    Find out more about Laura Jane Williams 

    Laura's books: The Lucky Escape, The Love Square, Our Stop, Becoming, Ice Cream for Breakfast  and The Life Diet.


    Please note, this podcast is not intended as medical advice. If you're having a tough time or concerned that you're experiencing burnout, please reach out to your doctor or mental health professional for support and guidance. 

    Please like, comment and subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen. I truly appreciate your feedback and support, as it helps these fab conversations reach that little bit further.


    I'd love to know how you're helping yourself either recover or prevent burnout.  

    USE THE HASHTAG #EVERYDAYBURNOUT TO JOIN THE CONVERSATION ON SOCIAL MEDIA. 

    You can also email me at flic@flictaylor.com or contact me on Instagram @flictaylorwrites. 




    Fancy a little more burnout chat? Let's continue the conversation.

    Find me on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook

    Check out my latest work and discover how you can work one-to-one with me to tackle your burnout at flictaylor.com

    Kelly Ford | How the 'perfect storm' of busyness led to burnout and physical ill-health

    Kelly Ford | How the 'perfect storm' of busyness led to burnout and physical ill-health

    Kelly Ford is a comedian and broadcaster. Her show for Soho Radio, 'Sex, Lies and Videotapes', has been delving into the lives of Soho's interesting people since 2015. 

    Kelly also co-hosts the radio and podcast documentary series, The Everything Project, with Natalie Lee, which shines a light onto worlds unknown, giving a voice to those unheard.

    Kelly was 15 when she lost her mum Jill to ovarian cancer. When she became a mother herself, 21 years later, she found herself only wanting to hear about motherhood from her mum. 

    This inspired Kelly to create the beautiful podcast series, The Motherless. The launch series speaks to a diverse range of women who lost their mothers at varying stages of life. Kelly delves into their relationships and highlights the resilience and strength experienced by women in daily life. 

    It's an incredible podcast for anyone experiencing grief, who has lost a loved one, or treasures hearing the real-life stories of others. 


    In this Everyday Burnout Conversation, Kelly and Flic chat about the 'perfect storm' that led to Kelly's burnout manifesting physically, eventually reaching a diagnosis of Pyoderma Gangrenosum and suspected Crohn's disease. She talks about the warning signs she now  keeps watch for, along with the daily stress management she embraces to keep burnout at bay. 

    Also mentioned in this episode:

    • Hollie De Cruz's books: Motherhood Your Way and Your Baby, Your Birth
    • How To Fail With Elizabeth Day - Season 4, Episode 4 with guest Mo Gawdat 
    • Writing daily morning pages - find out more in The Artists Way by Julia Cameron
    • Together - A 2021 British comedy-drama aired on BBC staring James McAvoy and Sharon Horgan. Directed by Stephen Daldry from a screenplay written bye Dennis Kelly.
    • Anniki Sommerville's podcast How To Be A Boss At Aging Season 4, Episode 2 - Being Grateful for the Tiny Things with Kelly Ford. 


    Follow Kelly @bookofmum

    Find out more about Kelly's work

    Check out her brilliant podcast series of The Motherless 

    Follow The Motherless @podofmum



    Please note, this podcast is not intended as medical advice. If you're having a tough time or concerned that you're experiencing burnout, please reach out to your doctor or mental health professional for support and guidance. 


    Please like, comment and subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen. I truly appreciate your feedback and support, as it helps these fab li’l conversations reach a little bit further.










    Fancy a little more burnout chat? Let's continue the conversation.

    Find me on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook

    Check out my latest work and discover how you can work one-to-one with me to tackle your burnout at flictaylor.com

    Maddy Shine | Recognising entrepreneurial burnout and how to keep it at bay

    Maddy Shine | Recognising entrepreneurial burnout and how to keep it at bay

    Today, I share an everyday burnout conversation with Maddy Shine. 

    Maddy is an SEO and visibility coach helping female entrepreneurs work on their business, brand and content with her signature SEO and self-care strategy.  

    Known as the SEO & Visibility Queen, she has helped hundreds of clients get to page one of Google, as she teaches no-fluff strategies that focus on business growth.

    In 2020, she launched the High Vis podcast, your biz bestie for visibility and has used lockdown to help thousands of entrepreneurs with her group courses and Visibiliyay members’ community which is currently open for enrolment

    Based in London, Maddy is easily spotted by her ever-changing hair and large and colourful earrings. She enjoys entertaining and motivating people daily over on Instagram. 
    Oh, and fun fact... Sandi Toksvig once called her a clever girl, something she cherishes daily. 


    In this episode, Maddy and Flic chat about the importance of recognising entrepreneurial burnout and the self-care strategies women should embrace to  keep it at bay. Maddy shares her history of burnout episodes  along with the life lessons she's learned along the way.
    What's one of my faves? You can't pour from an empty cocktail shaker!

    In this episode, Maddy also talks about:

    Alan Watts  - Search YouTube for videos of his speeches accompanied by meditation music.

    RBG - The Ruth Bader Ginsberg documentary film by Betsy West and Julie Cohen


    Follow Maddy and her Instagram stories @maddy.shine

    Find out more about Maddy’s work: https://maddyshine.co.uk

    Check out The High Vis Podcast: https://maddyshine.co.uk/the-podcast/


    Please note, this podcast is not intended as medical advice. If you're having a tough time or concerned that you're experiencing burnout, please reach out to your doctor or mental health professional for support and guidance. 

    Please like, comment and subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen. I truly appreciate your feedback and support, as it helps these fab conversations reach a little further.



    Fancy a little more burnout chat? Let's continue the conversation.

    Find me on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook

    Check out my latest work and discover how you can work one-to-one with me to tackle your burnout at flictaylor.com

    E11: Conscious Listening

    E11: Conscious Listening

    Most of us think we listen, but really we don't.  We are thinking about other things, rushing each other along, interrupting or finishing each other's sentences.  We jump in with advice that hasn't been asked for and start telling our own stories.

    In this episode wellbeing coach, Dylan Cox and co-host Jayne Morris, author of Burnout to Brilliance, explore what it means to consciously and deeply listen to another person.

    When listening is practiced in this way it has the power to transform relationships both at home and at work.

    You'll discover how to deeply and consciously listen to yourself and those around you.

    Balanceology is a leading coaching company that focuses on supporting individuals and organisations in the prevention of workplace burnout. Our main offerings include talks, workshops and trainings, coaching and burnout recovery retreats.

    www.balanceology.uk

    Jayne Morris is the UK's leading executive burnout coach and author of the bestselling 'Burnout to Brilliance - Strategies for Sustainable Success'. She is ICF MCC accredited, holds a PG Cert in Coaching, Advanced Diploma in Integrative Art Psychotherapy, is a Certified Coach Supervisor and has over 15 years' experience helping individuals and organisations prevent and recover from burnout - www.jaynemorris.com

    Dylan Cox is a coach-counsellor specialising in self-esteem and confidence. He is an experienced facilitator and presenter.

    Time Isn't Money, Honey - with Christie Bahna

    Time Isn't Money, Honey - with Christie Bahna

    Burnout + hustle culture.  As bedroom becomes office and office becomes bedroom, how are you doing with that whoooooole work/life balance thing?  Or maybe bedroom was never office but 'office' demands have utterly skyrocketed over the last 12 months.  Tune in to hear the story of Christie Bahna (she/her), a San Francisco dwelling employment lawyer who, after some years moving through depression, discovered a momentous amount of relief from taking space away from hustle culture and redefining her value system.  Got a moment to slow down and consider some possible explanations for why you feel so fucking spent? (spoiler alert: it's not your fault)
    Connect on Instagram at @depressedanshit
    Got a story to share? Interested in coming on the show? Email us any time at depressedandshitpodcast@gmail.com 

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