We're Teaching Our Kids to Burn Out… Without Realizing It

Have you ever finished a week and realized your calendar was full but your soul feels empty? In Episode 32, three generations of women get real about the cost of urgency and what happens when we let busy become our identity. This is a conversation about burnout, the lie that constant productivity equals success, and what it actually looks like to live with intention when everyone around you is sprinting.WHAT YOU'LL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE- Why the pace of life has genuinely accelerated and what it is costing women across every generation- The catch-22 of raising ambitious children while burning out from the same habits you are teaching them- What one woman learned when she finally started protecting her mornings for herself- Why "intentional is the new ambitious" and what that shift looks and feels like in real life- The difference between productivity and purpose, and why it matters more than your to-do list- Why slowing down is not laziness and what it makes possible- How proximity to the right people can change your pace and your peace- The lost art of being present and why your soul is probably craving more of itMOST POWERFUL MOMENTOne of the women in this conversation shares how she spent years working 60-plus hours a week, saying yes to everything, and quietly passing those same patterns on to her children. It was not until she stopped and looked at what it was actually costing her that something shifted. The work was still the same. But she was different. And that changed everything.ABOUT GENERATIONS WOVENGenerations Woven is a podcast where three generations of women share honest conversations about relationships, healing, faith, identity, and personal growth.Each episode explores real life experiences and the wisdom that comes from walking through life together.Discover more episodes athttps://www.generationswoven.comLEGAL DISCLAIMERGenerations Woven shares personal stories, encouragement, and honest conversations. We are not licensed medical or mental health professionals. If you need support beyond this conversation, please reach out to a qualified professional. We are cheering for you and we are grateful you are here.