Running on Empty: Recognizing When Your Energy Reserves Are Dangerously Low

Always feeling tired no matter how much coffee you chug? Let's get into why high achievers push through the exhaustion and often miss the signs of burnout. Discover the sneaky ways burnout creeps in, how stress messes with your brain, and most importantly, how to actually recover your energy. 

We're talking about setting real boundaries, making lasting changes, and not waiting until you're totally drained. It's time to take burnout seriously and take control of your energy.

 Check out the detailed show notes (https://tarakermiet.com/podcast/) and leave your thoughts or questions about today's topic. 

00:00 Understanding Energy and Exhaustion
01:10 Recognizing the Signs of Burnout
01:37 The Gradual Onset of Burnout
03:39 The Science Behind Burnout
04:44 Emotional and Physical Symptoms
06:15 Preventing and Addressing Burnout
09:48 Effective Recovery Strategies
12:32 Setting Boundaries and Making Changes
14:56 Taking Action to Restore Energy
16:50 Final Thoughts and Call to Action 

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I’m Tara Kermiet, a leadership coach specializing in burnout prevention and work-life integration. I know what it’s like to feel like you’re holding it all together with duct tape and coffee. But success doesn’t have to mean running yourself ragged. I help high achievers find work-life balance and shine as badass leaders.

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Stay balanced, stay badass, and make good choices!

Disclaimer: My content is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical or mental health advice. For serious concerns, please consult a qualified provider.