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EPISODE · Apr 14, 2026 · 24 MIN

EP07: Your Tired is Trying to Tell You Something

from Get Outta the Damn Jar with Sarah Khan · host Sarah Khan

Your business is fine. Your metrics are fine. You, however, are not fine, and you've been pretending otherwise for longer than you want to admit.Episode 7 is one I threw out the plan to record because I've been watching too many brilliant women burn out, leave, take a break. And in this episode, I'm naming exactly what it's pointing to.I also get personal here. Eight years into running my own business, I took a job. A real one with a salary, benefits, the full shebango. And I did it because I was exhausted in a way that had nothing to do with hours worked or tasks undone. What I found on the other side of that decision changed how I understand everything about exhaustion, identity, and the way the online business industry eats gifted women alive.The coaching industry will tell you this is a mindset problem, a messaging problem, a strategy problem. It's not. It's a gap problem. The gap between who you actually are and the version of yourself you've been running for years. And no pivot, rebrand, or new offer is going to close it because those things change what you're building. They don't change who's building it.This episode won't give you five steps. It will give you a question: the one most of us have been expertly avoiding, and ask you to sit with it long enough to hear what your exhaustion is actually saying.What You'll Learn:Why the women leaving online business aren't failing and what's actually happening beneath the exitThe real difference between tired and exhausted (and why treating them the same is costing you)How the online business industry systematically packages you out of your own depthWhy your business pivot or rebrand won't fix the exhaustion and what willThe specific gap that burnout is pointing to, and how to stop outrunning itWhy midlife compounds all of this, and why that's structural not personalThe question that has to come before any decision about what to burn down or rebuildWhat it actually looks like to build from genuine clarity instead of complianceResources Mentioned:Business Blasphemy (Sarah's previous podcast): Available wherever you listen to podcastsYour Next Steps:Connect on Social: https://www.instagram.com/sarahkhanoutloudGet Outta the Damn Jar is sponsored by NYSH Strategic. Original music by Omar Iqbal.If you have topics you'd like the show to discuss, send an email to [email protected].

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Your business is fine. Your metrics are fine. You, however, are not fine, and you've been pretending otherwise for longer than you want to admit. Episode 7 is one I threw out the plan to record because I've been watching too many brilliant women burn out, leave, take a break. And in this episode, I'm naming exactly what it's pointing to. I also get personal here. Eight years into running my own business, I took a job. A real one with a salary, benefits, the full shebango. And I did it because...

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