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Just Rest: Burnout Tips for Everyday Radicals

Just Rest: Burnout Tips for Everyday Radicals

著者: Nicole Havelka ⎹ Burnout Recovery Coach ⎹ Yoga Teacher ⎹ Pastor
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Just Rest: Burnout Tips for Everyday Radicals, hosted by Nicole Havelka, helps everyday radicals and world-changers who are tired, but not giving up to find connection, support, and soul-deep inspiration to keep resisting grind culture while staying true to their values.

Nicole Havelka is a burnout survivor, ordained pastor, yoga teacher, and founder of Defy the Trend. She spent years trying to change the world by working harder, staying later, doing more, but realized that real change doesn't come from depletion—it comes from deep, aligned, joyful living. Now, she coaches others to make rest a non-negotiable part of their resistance. Every week, you'll hear honest, unfiltered conversations about what it takes to build differently and rest radically. Episodes talk about resistance, spiritual practice, failure, boundary-setting, burnout, recovery, and the sacred power of saying, “no more".

© 2026 Defy the Trend
マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 心理学 心理学・心の健康 社会科学 経済学 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Self-Care for Solopreneurs: Gratitude Geek Encore
    2026/09/16

    Running your own business is rewarding, but let’s be honest—it can also be exhausting, overwhelming, and sometimes downright soul-sucking. In this episode, I got to guest on the Gratitude Geek podcast with three powerhouse solopreneurs — Deb Davis, Di Hilstad and Gratitude Geek host, Kandas Rodarte. We talked about survival-level self-care strategies for women over 40. From setting boundaries and asking for help to creating your personal “Survivor’s Toolkit,” we cover practical, real-world ways to protect your energy, thrive in your work or business, and still find time to breathe. Whether you’re facing burnout, health challenges, or just want to reclaim your calendar, this episode is packed with actionable tips to help you survive — and even enjoy — entrepreneurship.

    This encore presentation of the Gratitude Geek episode is part of my summer playlist series, where I'm re-sharing some of my favorite conversations from guesting on other podcasts this past year. I'm so grateful to Kandas for creating a space where I could share my hard-won lessons about self-care and share my toolkit with you.

    00:00 Introduction to Self-Care for Solopreneurs

    00:49 Introducing Self-Care for Solopreneurs guests

    04:20 Mortality and Self-Care

    07:32 Self-care Toolkit for Solopreneurs

    10:22 Being Intentional, Setting Boundaries

    20:09 Pause before your body tells you to

    28:47 Giving or being taken advantage of?

    36:49 Comfort sharing story, setting boundaries

    40:51 Lightening Round Questions

    47:06 Conclusion: Spill the Tea on Setting Boundaries

    Links

    • Deb: https://upage.in/deb
    • Di: http://instagram.com/dihils
    • Energy Mapping: https://designingyour.life/insights/find-your-flow-with-energy-maps/
    • Full Show Notes: https://kandasrodarte.com/287

    Meet the Host of Gratitude Geek

    Kandas Rodarte is a business coach, podcaster, and internet marketing pioneer who has been helping women solopreneurs over 40 grow businesses that fit their lives for decades. Living with metastatic breast cancer since 2014, she understands firsthand the importance of self-care, boundaries, and working smart—less hustle, more impact.

    Meet the Guests

    Deb Davis is an accomplished headshot photographer and author, known for her stress-free sessions and expert expression coaching. She serves as President of Professional Photographers of Michigan (2024–2025) and is an elite Associate with the Peter Hurley Photography Group. Deb helps professionals over 40 show up fully, inside and out, using photography as a tool to highlight confidence and authenticity. Her personal journey as a breast cancer survivor has reshaped her approach to self-care and legacy, making her a relatable guide for solopreneurs navigating life and work simultaneously.

    Dianna “Di” Hilstad is a bold, creative entrepreneur and solopreneur coach who helps women build businesses that feel authentic. Known for blending strategy with sass, Di has reinvented herself multiple times, including navigating breast cancer, a hysterectomy, and a broken ankle. She champions asking for help, setting boundaries, and thinking outside the box, making her insights invaluable for women balancing health, life, and business.

    Connect with Guest Host

    • Gratitude Geek Email list here: http://kandasrodarte.com/subscribe
    • Help finance the show: http://kandasrodarte.com/support
    • Affiliate Disclosure: Some links in the show notes may be affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting the show!

    Connect with Nicole Havelka

    Newsletter

    LinkedIn

    Bluesky

    Work with Nicole

    Leave a Voice Memo

    Send me a message via Speakpipe.

    A proud member of the Feminist Podcasters Collective.

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    49 分
  • Both/And, Not Either/Or: My Life Journey with Amy Stone
    2026/09/02

    Listening back to this conversation with Amy Stone a year after we recorded it, what struck me most is how much of my story is really a story about frustration. Not frustration as a problem to fix, but frustration as the thing that has prompted almost every pivot I've made — from journalism to ministry, from church administration to yoga teacher training, and finally to founding Defy the Trend. Amy has a gift for drawing out the best nuggets from a person’s story, and in this episode she pulls the thread through nearly all of mine, landing me right where I am today: an imperfectly adulting burnout recovery coach and sustainability strategist who believes rest is liberation.

    This episode is part of my summer playlist series, where I'm re-sharing some of my favorite conversations from guesting on other podcasts this past year. I'm so grateful to Amy for creating a space where I could go deep on faith, burnout, and the "both/and" mindset that changed everything for me.

    What we talked about in this episode:

    • My career journey from journalist to minister to burnout recovery coach
    • The inside story of church administration — institutional resistance, advocating for change, and where that frustration led me
    • How burnout showed up in ministry, and why yoga became a lifeline and a "both/and" practice
    • Leaning on spiritual practice to move through tough, high-pressure decisions
    • Leaving the church as a disgruntled teen, and finding my way back to faith and community decades later
    • Real talk on salaries and sustainability in faith-based work
    • The moment mid-yoga-practice when "either/or" cracked open into "both/and" — and how that became the seed of Defy the Trend
    • Where my work, my podcast, and this "both/and" philosophy stand today

    Chapters:

    00:00 Intro to The Art of Imperfect Adulting

    00:53 Amy's Into to Nicole's Journey

    03:50 Warm-up: Words of Kindness

    05:50 Frustration that Lead to a Pivot

    09:11 Cause of Frustration

    10:45 Navigating Resistance in Innovation

    12:30 Hiring in the Church

    20:36 Structural Support for Innovation

    21:48 Religion: A hot button and good case study

    29:45 Nicole's Quarter Life Crisis of Faith

    36:40 What Working for the Church is Like

    41:41 Yoga in Nicole's Path

    46:23 Yoga and Ministry: Both/And

    52:40 Life as a Burnout Recovery Coach

    54:35 Nicole's Podcast Journey

    56:26 Fun Questions

    59:23 Graititude

    Connect with Amy Stone, Host, The Art of Imperfect Adulting):

    • Website: https://www.imperfectadulting.com
    • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theartof_imperfect_adulting
    • YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@imperfectadulting
    • TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@imperfectadulting
    • Support the show: https://imperfect-adulting.captivate.fm/support

    CONNECT WITH NICOLE HAVELKA:

    • Newsletter: https://defythetrend.substack.com/
    • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicole-havelka-35762022/
    • Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/just-rest.bsky.social
    • Work with Nicole: https://defythetrend.com/contact/
    • Leave a Voice Memo: http://speakpipe.com/justrest

    Send me a message via Speakpipe.

    A proud member of the Feminist Podcasters Collective.

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  • Burnout Recovery & Creating a Culture of Rest: An Empowered and Embodied Encore
    2026/08/19

    This is my summer playlist of podcasts where I guested this past year. I was honestly challenged by coaches Kim Romain and Louise Neil on the Empowered and Embodied Show to reflect more thoughtfully on what has shifted for me as I’ve worked on preventing and recovering from burnout in my own life. This is a side of the conversation you’d rarely get when I’m the one asking the questions.

    Two things really stood out:

    • The discussion about “proving myself” and what energy have I replaced that with?
    • And the conversation about what success looks like for you? I’m not going to spoil what Louise says is her answer, but please listen because it is really good.

    We also dive into:

    • How burnout shows up differently for each of us, and why it’s not just an individual problem but a collective one
    • The pressure to constantly prove our worth through productivity and “being the best”
    • Why the word can’t disempowers us, and how to reclaim choice in our lives and work
    • The surprising overlaps between burnout, perimenopause, and values misalignment
    • Practical ways to create compassionate workplaces, embrace rest, and focus on impact instead of output

    If you’ve ever felt buried under the weight of doing it all, this conversation will remind you that rest is not only possible, it’s essential, powerful, and deeply radical.

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to Empowerment and Embodied Show Encore
    05:54 "Proving Yourself" Energy
    11:56 The Challenge of Being Present
    14:20 Defining Success for Ourselves
    22:15 The Ripple Effect of Slowing Down
    23:36 Different Causes of Burnout
    31:30 Perimenopause Contributing to Burnout
    39:05 The Joy of Making Your Own Choices
    42:51 What is my work to do?
    45:55 Nicole's Conclusion & More Great Pods

    Join a circle of changemakers committed to leading with purpose, presence and ease inside Kim's Rising Visionaries mentorship program and check out her new podcast, Questioning our Conditioning. Reclaim your career and confidence during midlife through Louise's Rise & Redefine program.

    Rising Visionaries: https://kimromain.com/rising-visionaries
    Rise and Redefine program: https://louiseneil.com/services/rise-and-redefine

    Questioning our Conditioning podcast

    On Substack: https://thekimromain.substack.com/p/why-i-started-questioning-our-conditioning

    On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thekimromain

    CONNECT WITH NICOLE HAVELKA:

    Newsletter

    LinkedIn

    Bluesky

    Work with Nicole

    Leave a Voice Memo


    Send me a message via Speakpipe.

    A proud member of the Feminist Podcasters Collective.

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    49 分
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