At the time of this recording and posting, yesterday, I was on a panel on burnout that Daylight News San Diego put on and it was an incredible conversation.

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As I was reflecting on what I did say, I kept thinking about all that I didn’t get to say, so that’s what this podcast is.

If you’ve struggled with burnout, here are a few things that I want you to reflect on regarding the speed of society and our nervous systems, executive function depletion trying to avoid seeming racist, and which types are seen as more natural leaders.

Note: at around the 9:20 mark, I said ‘just trying to look racist’ instead of ‘just trying to not look racist.’

Head over to The Antiracist Enneagram Podcast instagram page and share your takeaways!

In this episode, Jessica discusses the important shift from "Am I racist?" or "Is this racist?" to "In what ways am I/is this complicit with upholding white supremacy?"

It's an important shift because if you can name it, you have an increased capacity to change it!

If you are interested in becoming better at naming white supremacy, here's my lesson on whiteness basics!

https://jessica-s-school-ee3d.thinkific.com/courses/elc-whiteness

In this episode, Jessica talks about how it's important to break out of the spell of waiting for things to be the worst to make change, and talks about barriers to empathy.

If you want to start unpacking whiteness from the four dimensions Jessica teaches on, check out this lesson: https://jessica-s-school-ee3d.thinkific.com/courses/elc-whiteness

In this episode, Jessica talks about shame, asks you to examine how you awakened into antiracism, and encourages you to take on a different paradigm as needed.

You can find the embodiment lesson here: https://jessica-s-school-ee3d.thinkific.com/courses/elc-embodiment-lesson

In this episode, Jessica talks about some important distinctions to have around urgency, and gives some personal tips of things to watch out for by Enneagram type!

If you want to learn more, check out these links:

Lessons from the ELC - https://jessica-s-school-ee3d.thinkific.com/pages/elc-lesson-recordings

Lessons from Decentering Whiteness in Time and Space - https://jessica-s-school-ee3d.thinkific.com/pages/decentering-whiteness-in-time-and-space

In this episode, Jessica talks about how decontextualizing and universalizing are things that take us out of our humanity, both in antiracism and Enneagram work.

An important step to critical thinking is understanding how our identity shapes how we take in information and how the author, speaker, educator's identity impacts how they present it.

Someone asked what I think about health, and the question is a bit nuanced. Here are some of my thoughts about it.

What do you think?