• Slowing Down to Speed Up: The Leader's Paradox with Michael Levitt

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Slowing Down to Speed Up: The Leader's Paradox with Michael Levitt

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    Ever notice how every sport includes timeouts? Those crucial moments when teams pause, regroup, and strategize are essential for victory—yet in leadership, we often believe constant motion equals success. Michael Levitt, global thought leader on burnout and workplace culture, challenges this dangerous misconception.

    This conversation explores burnout not as a sudden collapse but as the culmination of accumulated choices and mindset patterns. The World Health Organization classified burnout as a "workplace phenomenon" that manifests when we're physically and mentally overwhelmed—but what's fascinating is how two people in identical positions can have drastically different experiences.

    Michael shares his personal burnout journey, revealing how the path to recovery begins with childlike curiosity rather than self-judgment. "Approach everything with curiosity," he advises. "Ask why was that important to me? Why did I want to be a pillar in that community? To what end goal?"

    For leaders experiencing isolation at the top, practical strategies emerge throughout our discussion. Quality sleep serves as the foundation for everything else. Writing thoughts down physically (not typing) helps transfer mental burdens to paper. Having trusted mentors who provide both cheerleading and honest critique creates crucial balance.

    Perhaps most counterintuitive yet essential is the practice of strategic pausing. As Michael notes, "If you're constantly going, you're going to miss the exit ramp or opportunity because you're just going right past it." The wisdom in "The Tortoise and the Hare" contains profound leadership lessons—slow, steady progress ultimately outperforms frantic activity.

    Ready to transform your leadership approach? Join us for this enlightening conversation that might just save you from burnout while enhancing your effectiveness. Remember: sometimes slowing down is exactly what you need to speed up results.

    https://www.breakfastleadership.com/

    Sponsored by Nico Van de Venne CommV

    Support the show

    Host Linkedin: Nico Van de Venne
    Host site: https://nicovandevenne.com/

    Want to be a guest on The Everlasting Fulfilment Podcast? Send Nico Van De Venne a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/theeverlastingfulfilmentpodcast

    Check-out one of my newest e-books: Beyond Success or Foundertitis exposed or CEO Disease

    The content presented in this podcast is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. The views, opinions, and insights expressed by the host and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of The Everlasting Fulfilment Podcast or its affiliates.

    Please be aware that the discussions may cover various topics, including personal experiences, opinions, and advice, which are not a substitute for professional advice or guidance. We encourage you to seek the assistance of qualified professionals for any issues you may face.

    Neither the host nor the guests claim responsibility for any outcomes or actions taken based on the content shared in this podcast. Listeners are encouraged to use their own judgment and disc...

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Ever notice how every sport includes timeouts? Those crucial moments when teams pause, regroup, and strategize are essential for victory—yet in leadership, we often believe constant motion equals success. Michael Levitt, global thought leader on burnout and workplace culture, challenges this dangerous misconception.

This conversation explores burnout not as a sudden collapse but as the culmination of accumulated choices and mindset patterns. The World Health Organization classified burnout as a "workplace phenomenon" that manifests when we're physically and mentally overwhelmed—but what's fascinating is how two people in identical positions can have drastically different experiences.

Michael shares his personal burnout journey, revealing how the path to recovery begins with childlike curiosity rather than self-judgment. "Approach everything with curiosity," he advises. "Ask why was that important to me? Why did I want to be a pillar in that community? To what end goal?"

For leaders experiencing isolation at the top, practical strategies emerge throughout our discussion. Quality sleep serves as the foundation for everything else. Writing thoughts down physically (not typing) helps transfer mental burdens to paper. Having trusted mentors who provide both cheerleading and honest critique creates crucial balance.

Perhaps most counterintuitive yet essential is the practice of strategic pausing. As Michael notes, "If you're constantly going, you're going to miss the exit ramp or opportunity because you're just going right past it." The wisdom in "The Tortoise and the Hare" contains profound leadership lessons—slow, steady progress ultimately outperforms frantic activity.

Ready to transform your leadership approach? Join us for this enlightening conversation that might just save you from burnout while enhancing your effectiveness. Remember: sometimes slowing down is exactly what you need to speed up results.

https://www.breakfastleadership.com/

Sponsored by Nico Van de Venne CommV

Support the show

Host Linkedin: Nico Van de Venne
Host site: https://nicovandevenne.com/

Want to be a guest on The Everlasting Fulfilment Podcast? Send Nico Van De Venne a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/theeverlastingfulfilmentpodcast

Check-out one of my newest e-books: Beyond Success or Foundertitis exposed or CEO Disease

The content presented in this podcast is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. The views, opinions, and insights expressed by the host and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of The Everlasting Fulfilment Podcast or its affiliates.

Please be aware that the discussions may cover various topics, including personal experiences, opinions, and advice, which are not a substitute for professional advice or guidance. We encourage you to seek the assistance of qualified professionals for any issues you may face.

Neither the host nor the guests claim responsibility for any outcomes or actions taken based on the content shared in this podcast. Listeners are encouraged to use their own judgment and disc...

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