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When success starts to feel like failure in firm ownership with Lynnette Oss Connell

EPISODE · Mar 9, 2026 · 45 MIN

When success starts to feel like failure in firm ownership with Lynnette Oss Connell

from Unbalanced

Burnout is one of the most common experiences in firm ownership, yet it is rarely discussed openly. In this episode of Unbalanced, Lynette Oss Connell shares her journey from building a CAS practice to becoming a burnout coach for women in accounting. She talks candidly about the pressure of trying to hold everything together while raising a family, managing illness at home, and running a firm. This conversation explores the mindset shifts that helped her redefine success and why so many firm owners struggle silently. If you’ve ever wondered whether the stress you’re carrying is normal, this episode will feel deeply familiar.Powered by Anchor.

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