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EPISODE · Dec 11, 2025 · 51 MIN

ADHD, Over giving & Mental Clutter: Why High Achievers Burn Out

from TRUE Wellness with Dr. Z · host Dr. Dee

Why are smart, capable women drowning in overwhelm… even with all the planners, checklists, and productivity hacks?In this powerful episode of the TRUE Wellness Podcast, Dr. Dee sits down with Lisa Zawrotn, who is a Productivity + Life Coach and host of the Positively Living® Podcast on a mission to redefine productivity with compassion. She helps overwhelmed clients ditch hustle culture and design shame-free, personalized systems that lead to sustainable success without burnout or sacrificing what they love.Lisa reveals the truth behind why women burn out: not because they’re doing too little… but because they’re doing too much from a dysregulated nervous system.Together, we uncover:1. Time management doesn’t work without nervous system management.You cannot organize your life when your brain is in survival mode.2. Most women aren’t unproductive — they’re overwhelmed.The problem isn’t motivation. It’s capacity.3. Your to-do list reveals your nervous system patterns.Avoidance, overcommitting, perfectionism — all signs of dysregulation.4. Productivity must be personalized, not forced.Your brain, season of life, energy, and capacity matter more than any system.5. Self-compassion is the most productive thing you can practice.Pressure collapses your capacity. Compassion expands it.This isn’t time-blocking. This isn’t “do more, push harder.”This is productivity rooted in self-compassion, nervous system regulation, and aligned decision-making.If you’re exhausted from trying to “be productive,” this episode will set you free. https://positivelyproductive.comhttps://Instagram.com/positively_lisahttps://linkedin.com/in/positivelyproductivehttps://facebook.com/positivelyproductivehttps://www.pinterest.com/positivelyproductiveFREE GIFT: The 21-Day Nervous System Calibration is designed to help you begin shifting out of survival mode and back into a state of regulation.  👉 go.thisisdrz.com/nervoussystemSchedule a FREE discovery call with Dr. Z and our team: https://go.southbaywellness.com/schedule-callThanks for listening to T.R.U.E. Wellness with Dr .Z, follow us on social media for more wellness inspiration.Watch the full episodes here: https://www.youtube.com/@ThisIsDrZInstagram: ThisIsDrZFacebook: ThisIsDrZYouTube: @ThisIsDrZLinkedIn: ThisIsDrZTikTok: @ThisIsDrZWebsite: www.SouthBayWellness.comThe information in this episode is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Dr. Z and her guests share perspectives and suggestions, not diagnoses or treatment. Always consult your own qualified provider.

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