Apr 25, 2021
Jennifer Cassetta first experienced burnout after a near death experience on September 11, 2001. At the time, she worked as an event planner at a loft downtown, located only three blocks south of the World Trade Center. On 9/11, she spent the morning frantically searching for shelter amongst smoke and ash, and finally...
Apr 18, 2021
Today, I’m flipping the script and talking about “Other Care” as part of your self-care plan. And before you get your panties in a bunch, I don’t mean taking care of others. I mean letting and paying others to take care of you!
While there is plenty of advice out there about when to hire a virtual assistant,...
Apr 11, 2021
Dr. Nan Nuessle first realized she was burnt out when she stopped at a stop sign and waited for it to turn green. She didn't even process what she was waiting for until the truck behind her honked. At the time, Dr. Nan was working up to 110 hours per week, chairing the Department of Pediatrics at both a...
Apr 4, 2021
Hey Fried Fans,
This week’s episode has been a long time coming and something that I’ve thought a lot about over the years.
It’s about privilege and the good and bad of how it’s interwoven with burnout.
It is extremely difficult for people that I grew up with to accept that they are the recipients of any sort...