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How to Recover From Burnout (Without Guilt)

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You are burned out and you feel guilty about being burned out because you chose this life and you know other people have it harder and you should be able to handle it. That spiral is the problem underneath the problem. Jackie B. Grice works specifically with the women hustle culture has been hardest on — the ones who have internalized the idea that rest is weakness and recovery is quitting — and what she shares about what radical rest actually means, the silence practice that genuinely refills your energy, and how to stop the guilt loop that keeps burnout running long after the work stops will give you the most compassionate and practical recovery framework you have heard. You are not weak for being here. You are human. This episode gives you permission to act like it. You’ll learn: 😮‍💨 Why burnout feels different now (and shows up faster) ⏸️ What “radical rest” actually is—and what it’s NOT 🧠 The silence practice that refills your energy tank 📓 How journaling creates clarity and follow-through 🚫 3 takeaways to stop the guilt, set boundaries, and recover Connect with Jackie B. Grice 🌐 Website: https://jackiebgrice.com/ 📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jackiebgrice/ 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jackiebgrice ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jackiebgrice Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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How to Recover From Burnout (Without Guilt)

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