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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2022 · 26 MIN

#173 - How To Switch From Unhealthy To Healthy Pressure

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When you add the pressure that accountants in general have, to the pressure that working mothers have, especially since the pandemic, it's no wonder so many of us are buckling under it all. It's a common sentiment among accountants that "It's just too much". But just like there's a healthy range for your blood pressure, in reality the pressure being too low is as concerning for a doctor as the pressure being too high. Low blood pressure can cause dizziness, fainting, fatigue, and loss of concentration, all due to the blood not flowing at the optimal range of momentum that your body needs to function properly. The same thing goes for you - a healthy range of pressure is what can keep you balanced and moving forward, allowing your life to function properly. The question then becomes - how can you make the switch from unhealthy to healthy pressure? What's really within your control when it comes to pressure? This week on The CPA MOM Podcast we discuss the warning signs of unhealthy pressure, the root cause of unhealthy pressure. and how you switch from unhealthy to healthy pressure. You can read the full show notes HERE

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