In a Rush to Go Nowhere: Finding Savasana with Tony Tenaglier

Why do so many successful people feel like they're winning at work but losing themselves?Tony Tenaglier is an aerospace Quality Manager, PhD researcher in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, and 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher who hosts two podcasts exploring opposite sides of the same coin: Work Sucks, But I Like It and Yoga is a Practice, Not a Performance. His upcoming book, In a Rush to Go Nowhere: Finding Savasana, releases this fall.In this episode, Tony explains why burnout is less a personal weakness and more a design flaw in how we approach work, why people are so afraid to slow down, and what yoga philosophy can actually teach us about leadership and living with intention. He also breaks down the paradox of work, and why meaningful external work has to start with meaningful internal work.What We Talked About:Why burnout is a design flaw, not a weaknessWhy people are afraid to slow downWhat separates surviving work from truly thriving in itWhat yoga philosophy teaches about leadership and intentionThe connection between internal work and external workA preview of his upcoming book, In a Rush to Go NowhereConnect with Tony Tenaglier:Website: inarushtogonowhere.comPodcast: Work Sucks, But I Like ItYouTube, Instagram & LinkedIn: linked on his profile