EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 44 MIN
The Business Witchdoctor on Burnout, Leadership, and the Power of Rest
from Market Like It's Hot
Burnout isn’t a calendar problem. It’s a system problem, and your body is keeping receipts.In this episode of Market Like It’s Hot, Yasmine Robles sits down with Elizabeth Wangugi Etienne (aka The Business Witchdoctor), wellness event and retreat planner and the creator of The Nap Concert, a live acoustic jazz experience where you literally take a nap.We talk about the sneaky signs of burnout in high-performing founders (hint: it’s not just “being tired”), why caffeine and “extra calories” can be red flags, and how leaders can stop treating exhaustion like a badge of honor. Elizabeth breaks down her idea of longevity leadership, thinking in 10-year batches instead of quarter-to-quarter panic, and shares practical, low-cost ways to reduce team burnout without turning into the company therapist.Then we get into what everyone’s curious about: what actually happens at a Nap Concert. From the healthy, digestion-friendly spread to the sensory cues designed to calm the nervous system, Elizabeth walks through the end-to-end experience, why it works as a new kind of networking, and how organizations can bring the Nap Concert or a full Nap Festival to their teams.If you’ve been trying to market like it’s hot while your nervous system is waving a white flag, this one’s for you.The Nap Concert Information: https://www.the-nap-concert.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebizwitchdocLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thebizwitchdoc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebizwitchdoc/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thebizwitchdocGrab our complimentary marketing worksheet at https://myrebelmarketing.com/checklist and connect with us on LinkedIn. DM us what you’re sick of in marketing. We might feature it.
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