Does feeling burnt out mean you're living the wrong life?

In this solo episode, I'm getting honest about the working mom burnout that caught up with me this summer, even though I love what I do.

I talk about the signs of burnout that told me something had to change and the creative burnout that hit right when I needed ideas most. I also share the questions that helped me figure out how to recover from burnout while still working, raising my son, and building something new.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why burnout doesn't always mean you're doing the wrong things
• How to prevent burnout by paying attention to your everyday reactions
• What a forgotten violin taught me about the signs of mom burnout
• What two-letter word can get your life moving again
• How to recover from burnout when rest alone isn't helping
• Why a disciplined schedule can leave you with a lack of creativity
• What you can edit when mom burnout hits and quitting isn't an option
• What questions to ask yourself when it's time for a life edit
• How to simplify your life with the one question that decides what makes the cut
• What keeps me going through entrepreneur burnout on the hard days
• How to reconnect with yourself as you grow into the next version of you
• If you're tired in a way sleep doesn't fix, wondering how to deal with burnout without quitting everything, or ready to learn how to get your spark back, this episode is for you.

Here's to finding your spark again, Kimberly

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Ballroom dancing

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