In this episode, Desmond Antonetti and myself discuss how the self-doubt conditioned in ourselves at an early age shows up for us now in self-sabotaging behaviors that hurt the people around us and how taking care of our self-loathing is a vital responsibility. We talk about how self-sacrifice only works up until a certain point, how it's important to have more fun, toeing the line between being kind to yourself and taking personal responsibility, and how regular conversations to talk about all the ways you feel like you're letting yourself and others down actually makes changing those parts of yourself so much easier. Tune in! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support

Money is the motive on todays episode of Beating Burnout. Stephanie Sosa joins me in unpacking where our views on money came from, how they’ve changed with different jobs and circumstances, and more. We hope you enjoy the show! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support

Therapy, meditation, nature, nutrition, sleep, blah, blah, blah.  All of these lifestyle changes and interventions have a place in supporting our mental health, but sometimes the best thing you can do for yourself is nothing at all. Join me as special guest Stephanie Sosa tries to teach me how to chill the f*#$ out. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support

Have you ever experienced the feeling when we’re out with our friends and all of a sudden you just can’t function anymore and there’s no going back. It’s time to go home, now. Now that we’re re-entering the world, it’s taking a lot less to drain our social batteries and it’s taking a lot longer to recover. But with a few simple tweaks to our thinking and planning, we can anticipate this and find a better balance than we had before. For more detail, listen now. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support

The term “revenge bedtime procrastination” has recently become popularized as a way to describe what happens when you stay up late for apparently no reason and sabotage your next day. We dive into what your mind is trying to tell you when you do that, how to tackle it in a way beyond just “don’t do it”, and why it’s actually the best intervention point to impact your overall well being. Hope you enjoy it! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support

It's my pleasure to host Brandon Sammut, the Chief People and Culture Officer at Liveramp, a data connectivity company with over 1,000 individuals. As an employee at Liveramp, I have seen Liveramp implement a number of wellness initiatives before and throughout the pandemic including an app-based therapy offering and home office budgeting.  I wanted to get a deeper understanding of how these types of programs are decided on, what insight leadership actually has to the mental wellness of individual employees, and how success in implementing something like a wellness program is measured. Safe to say, I was blown away by the intelligence around emotional well-being, awareness of the struggles of Liverampers, and the level of solutions-oriented insight Brandon was able to provide.  If you are a leader looking to understand how to better improve the wellness of your team in a virtual environment or someone curious about the above topics, enjoy us for some truly eye-opening conversation! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support

He started his barbershop out of his garage and has been a source of inspiration, positivity, and great haircuts ever since. Foregoing traditional business principles in favor of running his business with integrity and passion, he has created an oasis of culture in Long Beach and a loyal customer base that has allowed him to not only persevere through the pandemic, but to grow and expand his business operations.   Join me for an inside look into the journey of Desmond Antonetti, founder of Antonetti's Hair for Men. We talk about the motivations for choosing an entrepreneurial path, how to create a truly people-first business, the difficult decisions you have to make when finances conflict with values, and how he was able to adapt during the pandemic to create new opportunities.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support

Today, we have on special guest Anthony Phillips, CEO of Galvanize, the leading company in technology education (recently acquired for upwards of $150MM). He talks us through his journey with burnout, and tackles a lot of the hard questions around knowing when to take a step back, how to deal with the pressure that corporate needs place on an individual, and shares the systems he uses to now manage burnout successfully without compromising professional success, including this tool for mitigating the impact of Slack and email: https://bit.ly/39g4pcU I hope you enjoy it and as always, your feedback is always appreciated! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support

Burnout is often thought about as having too much on your plate and not enough time to do it. But it is oftentimes just as much related to not having enough of the drivers of positive momentum that keep people engaged and excited about their work.  In this episode, we walk through many of the common sources of burnout, walk through an exercise to understand which are most important to you, and how to take these learnings and use them to start the conversation with friends, family, or even your manager about your options for making things better.  Burnout Wheel Exercise: https://bit.ly/35MK4tL --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support

Welcome to the first episode of the new year where we discuss how to set yourself up for success without the pressure that resolutions so often bring. By focusing on your primary intentions and looking for ways throughout the year to strive for your intention, you give yourself a less stressful and more dynamic way to make progress.  Resources for the exercise mentioned in the episode:  Values Examples: https://www.therapistaid.com/worksheets/values-clarification.pdf Value Statements: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DvmEDxt3I6U_MKZvqeCGXRBWDDrDBHYJ/view AIM SMART Goals: https://www.apexmastery.com/aim-smart-toward-your-goal/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support

A 5 minute power charge for the rest of your day! The pace that thoughts grow and spread in the mind is so staggeringly quick that you can make major strides in your mental health journey right now. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support

No stories in this episode - this is for anyone who wants to make significant shifts to their mental health today.  In this flipped interview, we discuss mental health by using physical health as an analog - focusing on the importance of setting SPECIFIC goals, tracking progress, and how to wade through the hundreds of things you could be doing (meditation, journaling, walks in nature, etc, etc.) to create the few things you can turn into your "mental health workout".  Most importantly, we break down some of the most important tweaks that can make drastic changes in your anxiety levels no matter who you are and how you can easily integrate these things into your routine without much additional time and effort by leveraging the circumstances of your everyday life as opportunities to practice new skills. Join us - it's a fun one!  To sign up for the mental health tracking challenge, fill out this quick form (30 seconds, I promise): https://forms.gle/GuLhu6Yntwp3gUPr5 To learn more about Women's Empowerment and Impact Coach Robyn, check her out on Instagram: @ownthislifecoaching --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support

Join me and Behavioral Specialist Sara Paye as she immerses us in what a manic episode looks like, how bipolar can actually cause other disorders such as anorexia, and gives us her take on what’s going on with Kanye. Check out her art piece, Handle With Care, here: https://www.thestayproject.us/blog/october-2020 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support

*** AUDIO WARNING - Due to some spotty WiFi, there are a few times where the audio cuts out or lags briefly - it gets better as the episode progresses. Thanks for listening and supporting as we work out the kinks - I promise this is a good one! *** Womens’ Impact and Empowerment Coach Robyn Eckersley masterfully breaks down the nuances of imposter syndrome, why it’s so prevalent in today’s work culture, and shares some immediately applicable techniques for working through it when it takes over. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support

In this episode, we feature breathwork practitioner Edwin Ho, who walks us through his own terrifying respiratory and digestive system shutdown. He walks us through his journey and how a few simple changes in the way he was breathing completely changed his prognosis when doctors had no idea what was going on and how some of these same techniques can make drastic changes in our stress levels and body functions. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beating-burnout/support