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From Fatigue to Flow

Hosted by Kerry Magnus Vitality Coach · health · EN-US

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About this Podcast:

The Fatigue to Flow Podcast offers a deep, transformative approach to healing burnout and chronic fatigue. Going beyond surface-level fixes like stress management or supplements, we explore the real roots—nervous system imbalance, harmful psychological patterns, and the mind-body connection. Chronic fatigue isn’t just a condition; it's an opportunity for awakening to your greatest self. Hosted by a psychologist and BodyTalk Practitioner who’s walked this path, each episode blends personal experience with practical tools. If you're ready for lasting vitality, joy, and flow, tune in.

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

28%

Guest openness

Selective

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What is From Fatigue to Flow about?

The Fatigue to Flow Podcast offers a deep, transformative approach to healing burnout and chronic fatigue. Going beyond surface-level fixes like stress management or supplements, we explore the real roots, nervous system imbalance, harmful psychological patterns, and the mind-body connection. Chronic fatigue isn’t just a condition; it's an opportunity for awakening to your greatest self.

Who hosts From Fatigue to Flow?

From Fatigue to Flow is hosted by Kerry Magnus Vitality Coach. The show has published 15 episodes to date.

What has From Fatigue to Flow covered recently?

Recent episodes include "A Little Confession & How the Masculine Wound Creates Burnout Patterns" (14 September 2026, 26 minutes), "A Deeply Unacknowledged Cause of Burnout & the Power of Acknowledgement for Health" (17 June 2026, 27 minutes), and "Modern Neuroscience & Ancient Wisdom for Women Who Carry Too Much" (16 May 2026, 37 minutes).

How often does From Fatigue to Flow publish?

From Fatigue to Flow publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 30 minutes across 15 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on From Fatigue to Flow?

Booking probability for From Fatigue to Flow is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. From Fatigue to Flow requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. From Fatigue to Flow's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch From Fatigue to Flow?

The strongest fits for From Fatigue to Flow are Therapists & Other Health Practitioners. From Fatigue to Flow has a health audience.

About the host

Kerry Magnus Vitality Coach hosts From Fatigue to Flow, a health podcast with 15 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • From Fatigue to Flow

    A Little Confession & How the Masculine Wound Creates Burnout Patterns

    Sep 14, 202626 min

    What does being exhausted have to do with a fear of commitment? Quite a lot, as I discovered over the last few years. In this episode, I share a very personal story and explores a deeper wound that may be quietly...

  • From Fatigue to Flow

    A Deeply Unacknowledged Cause of Burnout & the Power of Acknowledgement for Health

    Jun 17, 202627 min

    In this podcast I share why this foundation is so important to overcome chronic fatigue and burnout. Most people don't realize that their symptoms are actually being driven by an unknown cause deep within their nervous...

  • Episode #13

    Modern Neuroscience & Ancient Wisdom for Women Who Carry Too Much

    May 16, 202637 minS1

    <p><b>What would it be like to finally stop "holding it all together" and start being held yourself?</b></p><p>There comes a moment when the woman who has been the anchor for everyone else realizes she can no longer...

  • Episode #13

    Modern Neuroscience & Ancient Wisdom for Women Who Carry Too Much

    May 16, 20261h 6mS1

    <p><b>What would it be like to finally stop "holding it all together" and start being held yourself?</b> </p><p>There comes a moment when the woman who has been the anchor for everyone else realizes she can no longer...

  • From Fatigue to Flow

    For Women Who Hold Too Much: A Gentle, Practical Pathway from Overwhelm to Ease & Flow

    Apr 29, 20261h 6mS0

    <p>In this episode you'll access the following: </p><b>A real-world look at how the journey from burnout to balance actually works.</b><b>The truth about the three hidden layers that have been keeping you chronically...

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  • Episode #11

    6 Days Of Fires (it was hectic!) and 3 lessons to manage inner fire & avoid burnout

    Jan 15, 202626 minS1

    <p>What began as a distant plume of smoke quickly became days of uncertainty, sleepless nights and a community on edge as fires burned nearby.<br/><br/>In this episode, I share what it was like to live through that...

  • Jan 3, 20269 minS1

    <p><b>In this episode, I share a story that mirrors the inner experience of so many of the exhausted, high-functioning clients I work with — people who look capable on the outside yet feel overwhelmed, disconnected, and...

  • From Fatigue to Flow

    Letter to All Exhausted Perfectionists. Yes, It May Be You!

    Dec 15, 20259 minS0

    <p>In this episode I share something I wrote about the hidden link between perfectionism, nervous system overload, and chronic fatigue.</p><p>Perfectionism often doesn’t look extreme. It feels normal and even necessary...

  • From Fatigue to Flow

    The Gift In Your Exhaustion: What Your Fatigue Is Trying to Tell You.....

    Dec 5, 202556 minS0

    <p><b>What if your burnout, chronic fatigue, and that deep longing for rest weren't just signs that you're "doing too much," but a profound invitation from your body to heal?</b> <br/> <br/> In this powerful...

  • Episode #7

    For Burnt Out Women: When Helping Hurts and Why We Take On Too Much

    Nov 12, 202516 minS1

    <p>In this heartfelt episode, I share an unexpected morning lesson inspired by my cat learning to use the cat flap — and how it mirrors the way so many of us, especially women, take on more than we need to. Through this...

  • From Fatigue to Flow

    Two Cars, Two Lessons, One Powerful Shift Against Burnout

    Oct 23, 202519 minS0

    <p>When both my cars broke down at the same time, my nervous system wanted to catastrophize—"This is terrible! Everything's falling apart! I can even make 'bad' things a reflection on how I've somehow failed!! Sound...

  • Episode #3

    Discover Why Your Energy Has Seasons (and why ignoring them keeps you exhausted).

    Jul 30, 202533 minS1

    <p>Feeling constantly drained, stuck in survival mode, and like no amount of productivity produces the results you want? </p><p>You’re not alone—and here’s the truth: you’re not broken, you’re caught in a system...

  • Jul 28, 202533 minS1

    <p>I used to have it all together—until burnout unravelled me and I discovered I'm not as all together as I thought I was!!. So yes, this podcast intro is not in order and it's late… but it’s right on time for the kind...

  • Jul 28, 202520 minS1

    <p>In this episode I share what it feels like to hit a wall—even as someone who supports others through burnout and chronic fatigue. From healing through stillness, to navigating the frustration of procrastination, I...

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