EPISODE · Jun 8, 2025 · 11 MIN
Life's Curveballs: How to Stop Doing It All and Break the Cycle of Burnout
from In Shock Podcast · host Teresa Baglietto
Send us Fan MailAre you constantly exhausted, overwhelmed, or struggling to make even the simplest decisions? That’s decision fatigue and burnout — and today, we’re talking about how to stop overdoing it and start protecting your energy.In this episode, I dive into:✅ What decision fatigue really looks like (and why choosing a parking spot can suddenly feel impossible)✅ The hidden dangers of being a high achiever who “can handle anything”✅ Why burnout creeps in so quietly (especially for women in their 40s, 50s & beyond)✅ Simple mindset shifts to stop glorifying busy and start prioritizing peace✅ A real example of how I recently gave myself permission to slow down✅ How to say no, delegate, and protect your energy — without guilt✨ Whether you’re driving, folding laundry, walking into work, or just trying to reset your mind, this microdose is for you. Thank you for tuning in! I truly appreciate every one of you, whether you’re here for the first time or have been with me from the start.-Subscribe & Catch full episodes of In Shock Podcast on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@inshock.podcast 📺-For daily doses of Inspiration Follow me @inshock.podcast on Instagram | TikTok | Facebook
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Send us Fan Mail Are you constantly exhausted, overwhelmed, or struggling to make even the simplest decisions? That’s decision fatigue and burnout — and today, we’re talking about how to stop overdoing it and start protecting your energy. In this episode, I dive into: ✅ What decision fatigue really looks like (and why choosing a parking spot can suddenly feel impossible) ✅ The hidden dangers of being a high achiever who “can handle anything” ✅ Why burnout creeps in so quietly (especially for...
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