High performers often feel fine — productive, focused, and capable — right up until they collapse. Burnout doesn’t usually announce itself as stress. It shows up quietly, after the body has been compensating for years.

In this episode, Steve Didier explains why burnout isn’t “in your head” and why it doesn’t feel like stress early on. You’ll learn how chronic pressure reshapes the nervous system, suppresses internal warning signals, and allows performance to continue while recovery fails in the background.

This is why high performers often feel blindsided by burnout. The system doesn’t slow you down first. It removes feedback. Fatigue, hunger, and emotional signals get muted, while output stays high.

This episode breaks down:

• why stress becomes invisible under sustained load

• how the nervous system prioritizes performance over recovery

• why burnout feels sudden even when it isn’t

• what to watch for before energy, focus, and resilience disappear

This podcast is for executives, founders, and leaders over 40 who want physiology-first explanations for burnout, fatigue, and declining performance — without mindset talk or wellness clichés.

Resources:
▶ Free Access to the Women's FREE 30 Day Energy Reset - https://whop.com/checkout/plan_8FLmRTYkrJ5bL▶ Free Access to the Men's FREE 30 Day Energy Reset - https://whop.com/checkout/plan_nPKFczFH3UKQG▶ LinkedIn Newsletter on Burnout and Metabolic Recovery ---- https://www.linkedin.com/build-relation/newsletter-follow?entityUrn=7401591414779752448