Hosted by Stacey Stevens · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 34 episodes
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Writer. Award-winning speaker. Lawyer. Writing about my life as high-achieving women who has broken free from performance conditioning and reclaimed my autonomy, self-worth, and personal power—without guilt, apology, or permission. staceylstevens.substack.com
Stacey Stevens hosts How We Recover From Burnout, a business show with 34 episodes published.
If you do not develop self-respect, you will never recover from burnout. I want to say that again, because I mean it. You can be fully self-aware. You can do the work, rewrite your story, and understand exactly where you
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If you have been with me from the beginning, you already know what I believe. Burnout is what happens when your body finally starts self-advocating because you were never given the tools to do it for yourself. It shows u
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Self-sacrifice is a conscious, values-aligned choice you make with full access to yourself. Self-sabotage is what happens when that choice disappears, and you give automatically, out of conditioning rather than convictio
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I read something recently that I have not been able to stop thinking about. A psychologist, Dr. Victoria Verliza, wrote a piece about growth mindset. Her argument was this. The idea Carol Dweck gave us, that our abilitie
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Burnout isn’t your problem. The story you’re living is. I know that sounds bold. But I lived it too. Be the strong one. Hold it all together. Never drop the ball. From the outside, I looked like a success. On the inside,
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We’ve all been there. The retreat is on the calendar. It’s been scheduled for weeks. And every time you look at it, something in your chest tightens just a little. Two days, maybe three. Constant company. Shared meals. T
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In the last article, we talked about the biology of burnout: what is actually happening in your nervous system when it has been stuck in survival mode for too long. We covered the three states (sympathetic, parasympathet
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Most people think burnout happens at work and stays there. It does not. Burnout is a bodily and nervous system state, which is why no workplace policy or procedure can fully fix it. Your nervous system cannot tell the di
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The Burnout That Doesn’t Look Like Burnout You show up. You answer emails. You move through your day. Nobody flags you. Nobody checks in. From the outside, everything looks completely fine. And on the inside, you are dis
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Manifestation works on conscious desires, the goals you can name and picture. Burnout doesn’t live there. It lives in the subconscious story your nervous system has been running since long before you had the language to
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Let me start with a question most people are afraid to ask out loud. What happens when you hit every goal you set, and still feel nothing? Not disappointment. Not failure. Nothing. That silence after the achievement is o
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Everyone talks about rewriting your story. Change your mindset. Interrupt the pattern. Choose a new belief. Step into your power. And yes, all of that is true. All of that matters. But here is what most people leave out:
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The people who look the most put-together, who have built the most, proven the most, and held the most together are often the ones carrying the heaviest load. And they are also the ones who find it hardest to sustain rec
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You’ve said it to yourself before. Probably more than once. I know I need to change this. And then you didn’t. Not because you weren’t serious. Not because you didn’t mean it. And certainly not because something is funda
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“I know I need to change this.” You’ve said it. I’ve said it. Probably more than once, and probably with complete sincerity each time. And then… nothing changed. Not because you weren’t serious. Not because you lack will
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If the way you’re living is exhausting you, why don’t you just stop? That’s not a rhetorical question. It’s the most important one you’ll ever sit with. You know it’s too much. Some part of you has known for a long time.
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There is a moment in this work that I have come to think of as the moment everything shifts. It is not a dramatic realization. It does not arrive with a lightning bolt or a breakthrough crying session. It usually arrives
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When was the last time you made a decision that felt entirely, completely true to you? Not responsible. Not professional. Not what was expected. If you had to think about that for more than a few seconds, this is for you
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You did it again today, didn’t you? You sat in that meeting. You said the right things. You were sharp, prepared, and on. And then, somewhere in the middle of it, something happened. A comment. A tone. A dynamic you didn
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If you know that feeling, the quiet kind of exhaustion that sleep does not fix, then you are in the right place. Your calendar is full.Your life looks good on paper.You have done everything you were supposed to do. And s
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