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  • The Burnout Rebellion Bitesize: Burnout, Neurodiversity, and the Emotional Weight of Fitting In.
    ✨ Episode SummaryIn this reflective bite-sized episode of The Burnout Rebellion, host I revisit one of the most powerful and raw conversations from Season One — an intimate discussion with Amanda B. Hinton on the intersection of burnout, neurodiversity, and identity.As part of this new mini-series exploring the golden moments from past episodes, this clip invites listeners to pause and reflect on the emotional toll of constantly trying to “fit in.” Amanda shares her lived experience of discovering her autism later in life, the exhaustion of masking, and how societal expectations can create a constant undercurrent of burnout.The episode also weaves in reflections on recent psychological research — particularly the 2025 Lakito et al. paper on emotional burden in school as a source of mental health challenges associated with ADHD and autism — connecting academic insight with deeply human experience.I also reflect on how purpose, guilt, and rest intersect with burnout recovery, and how redefining success means learning to honour our humanity, not our productivity.🧭 Key Takeaways* Burnout isn’t always about overwork — sometimes it’s about doing too little of what makes us feel alive.* Masking and trying to “normalize” oneself can be a powerful but exhausting survival strategy for neurodivergent people.* Societal expectations often push us to disconnect from our true selves, leading to chronic emotional fatigue.* Identity stress can emerge when who we are inside conflicts with what the world expects us to be.* Rest and purpose are equally vital parts of recovery — we need both to feel whole.* The conversation highlights the importance of understanding neurodiversity not just clinically, but compassionately, in education and beyond.* The journey to reclaiming purpose can transform lives.* Taking a break can lead to unexpected opportunities.* Guilt often accompanies the need to pause and reflect.* Education systems need to adapt to diverse needs.* Emotional burdens affect mental health differently across individuals.* Self-acceptance is key to overcoming identity crises.* Creating a supportive environment is essential for growth.📚 Further Reading & Resources* Lakito et al. (2024). Emotional Burden in School as a Source of Mental Health Problems Associated with ADHD and/or Autism.* Dr. Tony Attwood — Renowned clinical psychologist specializing in autism, especially in women and girls.* Internal Family Systems (IFS) by Richard Schwartz, as discussed by Gabby Bernstein — a therapeutic model for exploring our inner “protector parts.”* Marisa Guthrie offer: https://marisaguthriecoaching.co.uk/apply-now-form.* Get 30% off Claire Venus’ Substack here * Link to Amanda’s full episode: What is the cost of hiding who we really are? Talking identity, universal connection and healing with Amanda Hinton.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Burnout Rebellion01:51 The Journey of Self-Discovery05:37 Reflections on Grief and Guilt09:51 Understanding Neurodiversity and Burnout13:41 The Impact of Societal Expectations17:20 Identity Crisis and Self-Acceptance21:09 The Role of Education in Mental Health28:33 Conclusion and Future ConversationsKeywordsburnout, neurodiversity, identity, self-discovery, mental health, societal expectations, grief, education, purpose, personal growthThank you to our headline sponsors for this seasonMarisa Guthrie is a business coach and entrepreneur who helps solopreneurs move out of shame, claim their value, and grow profitably without compromising their ethics. She supports solopreneurs in creating business models that have social justice baked into them, ensuring their work aligns with both their values and their financial goals. With nearly 30 years of entrepreneurial experience, Marisa brings deep expertise in building ethical, sustainable businesses that thrive. She also writes The Reluctant Capitalist™ on Substack.If you’d like tailored support to build a business that honours your values, energy, and goals, you can apply for a 60-minute strategy session with Marisa here: https://marisaguthriecoaching.co.uk/apply-now-form.Marisa was on Season 1 of the podcast and you can listen to her episode on to grow your business with integrity here.Claire Venus ✨ is a multi-passionate Audience Development Consultant and Engagement Mentor who helps creatives, entrepreneurs and authors ignite their content eco-system and grow their business using Substack and other platforms.She has over twenty-five years of experiences of managing award-winning, world-class festivals and live arts events. Claire has managed multi-million dollar funded programmes bringing culture into international cities, rural communities and online.She lives in the UK by the Northumberland coast under dark skies with her husband, two children and her puppy Stella. She’s passionate about our lived experiences as creatives and our environmental influence on artistic practise.Website: https://www.creativelyconscious.co.uk/Instagram: Creatively ConciousWith gratitude to Caroline Harris from Reconnect to Redirect. Website: Direction Aligned.✹The Unmasked Woman✹ (Hannah) is a writer and coach for late-discovered neurodivergent women. She writes candidly about living unmasked in a neurotypical, patriarchal, capitalist world.✹Business Unmasked✹ is her newsletter for self-employed neurodivergent women who want to experience more peace & profit. Hannah struggled with CFS/ME and autistic burnout for four years. Now recovered and thriving, she’s keen to share what she knows about building a business that’s kind on the nervous system while bringing the financial rewards we all hope for.Neurodivergent women shouldn’t waste our extraordinary brains on bog-standard neurotypical business strategies as they’re not compatible with our neurological wiring.Burnout is disabling. Overwhelm is stressful. Financial insecurity plays havoc on the nervous system.Unlock Peace & Profit in your Business by using Hannah’s Free gift; 4 (Surprisingly Simple!) Strategies For Neurodivergent Women.* Escape the paralysis of overwhelm and feel excited about your next steps.* Tap into your unique gifts and watch your bank account flourish—reflecting the actual value you bring to the world.* Rise from burnout, rejuvenated, and feel empowered to move forward sustainably.You can download this resource here.Sarah Teresa Cook is a trauma-informed creative mentor who works 1:1 with sensitive and neurodivergent writers—or with anyone craving a softer, more sustainable way in. She also writes the Substack newsletter, For the Birds.If burnout has dulled your creative spark—or made it hard to begin—”Creative Vitality“ is a free, gentle guide to help you reconnect with your voice, your pace, and your aliveness.The result? You’ll develop practices that honour your nervous system and help you:* Build sustainable habits, so you can avoid burnout and work in rhythm with yourself.* Cultivate artistic self-trust, so you can follow your instincts and take creative risks.* Rediscover your capacity for enchantment, so you can create with joy and curiosity again.Join Sarah in cultivating momentum alongside safety—get “Creative Vitality” here.Mariah Friend is a poet, former ICU nurse, and creator of Heartbeats —a nurturing community where creative caregivers find their rhythm and permission to honour all of life’s seasons as sacred. Drawing from her experiences with grief, motherhood, and professional burnout, she accompanies others through life’s natural cycles with compassion and intuitive wisdom as a peer, never an expert.In her work as a community builder, tarot reader, and podcast host, Mariah creates spaces where the “both/and” of the human experience is honoured: joy intertwined with grief, rest alongside growth, solitude beside belonging. Like nature, she believes our lives ebb and flow in cycles with opportunities to embrace their distinct wisdom and champions stories of others embodying a unique path. Mariah invites you to join Heartbeats and discover your resonance with the pulse of life. You can learn more about her seasonal journal and how to purchase it here.Nicola Washington is not your typical Instagram strategist and educator. Her approach is the antidote to influencer-culture and bro-marketing tactics that have sucked the connection and creativity out of using Instagram, and that ignore the needs of writers and authors. She’ll say with her whole chest that she doesn’t care about your follower count and, while your Instagram audience will grow when you work with her, and you will find more readers for your work, she’ll also make sure you’re not living in service to the algorithms, or wasting time on tactics that won’t work for you.If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, anxious or plain old confused about how best to harness Instagram to find more readers for your work, Nicola offers a range of support - including a monthly membership and 121 services - to writers and authors at all stages in their writing and publication journey. Get in touch with her on Instagram @toomuch_social or visit her website, toomuchsocial.com to find out more about her services. She’d love to hear from you!You can find her podcast episode here. Get full access to The Burnout Rebellion at theburnoutrebellion.substack.com/subscribe
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  • Radical Rest: Battling Burnout in a Climate-Conscious World with Kath Allen
    What if the way we work for the planet is actually working against us? In this episode, ex-ecologist turned wellbeing coach Kath Allen challenges the culture of toxic productivity that so many eco-conscious people find themselves trapped in. Drawing on her own journey through science, burnout, and renewal, she invites us to see rest not as laziness but as a radical, restorative act — one that mirrors the cycles of nature itself.Kath shares powerful reflections on balancing eco-grief with hope, navigating overwhelm, and finding resilience in a world facing ecological crisis. This is not about ignoring despair or pretending everything is fine, but about creating space for honest emotion while discovering sustainable ways to stay engaged. If you’ve ever felt the weight of the world on your shoulders, this conversation offers a fresh perspective on why caring for nature must start with caring for ourselves.BioKath Allen is an ex-ecologist turned wellbeing and leadership coach for eco-professionals and climate-conscious people. With a quietly rebellious streak, Kath encourages people to rest as a form of rebellion and fights against the toxic-productivity that is pushed onto people by society - it is not a sustainable practice for any ecosystem. With a focus on reducing burnout in eco-conscious people and helping people maintain hope and practice it in sustainable ways. Reminding people that to care for nature, you have to care for yourself, too. Kath is also neurodivergent with ADHD.LinksFind out more about Kath here.Sustainable Hope resource https://kathallen.co.uk/hope/ Book a free 45 minute strategy call with Kath "A simple path to impact without sacrifice" https://calendly.com/kathallencoaching/simplepathTakeaways* Change begins with self-care, not sacrifice.* Burnout is common among passionate changemakers.* Recognizing burnout symptoms is crucial for sustainability.* Treating ourselves as part of nature helps prevent burnout.* Community support is essential for changemakers.* Living seasonally can enhance productivity and well-being.* Communication about self-care in rigid environments is necessary.* Science and spirituality can coexist in environmental work.* Eco-conscious leaders should prioritize future generations.* Hope is vital for sustaining environmental efforts.Keywordsself-care, burnout, changemaking, community, seasonal living, eco-conscious leadership, hope, environmental work, science, spiritualityChapters00:00 The Necessity of Self-Care in Change-Making02:44 Recognizing Burnout and Its Impact05:47 Shifting Mindsets: Treating Ourselves as Part of Nature08:47 The Importance of Community in Sustainable Change11:39 Living Seasonally: Aligning with Natural Cycles14:40 Challenging Cultural Paradigms in Work17:38 The Intersection of Science and Spirituality20:29 Imagining a New System for Work and Life31:50 Navigating the Pit of Despair35:43 The Importance of Emotional Connection39:19 The Journey from Academia to Coaching50:22 Burnout and Its Impact on Environmental Work54:24 The Need for Eco-Conscious LeadershipThank you to our headline sponsors for this season✹The Unmasked Woman✹ (Hannah) is a writer and coach for late-discovered neurodivergent women. She writes candidly about living unmasked in a neurotypical, patriarchal, capitalist world.✹Business Unmasked✹ is her newsletter for self-employed neurodivergent women who want to experience more peace & profit. Hannah struggled with CFS/ME and autistic burnout for four years. Now recovered and thriving, she’s keen to share what she knows about building a business that’s kind on the nervous system while bringing the financial rewards we all hope for.Neurodivergent women shouldn’t waste our extraordinary brains on bog-standard neurotypical business strategies as they’re not compatible with our neurological wiring.Burnout is disabling. Overwhelm is stressful. Financial insecurity plays havoc on the nervous system.Unlock Peace & Profit in your Business by using Hannah’s Free gift; 4 (Surprisingly Simple!) Strategies For Neurodivergent Women.* Escape the paralysis of overwhelm and feel excited about your next steps.* Tap into your unique gifts and watch your bank account flourish—reflecting the actual value you bring to the world.* Rise from burnout, rejuvenated, and feel empowered to move forward sustainably.You can download this resource here.Sarah Teresa Cook is a trauma-informed creative mentor who works 1:1 with sensitive and neurodivergent writers—or with anyone craving a softer, more sustainable way in. She also writes the Substack newsletter, For the Birds.If burnout has dulled your creative spark—or made it hard to begin—"Creative Vitality" is a free, gentle guide to help you reconnect with your voice, your pace, and your aliveness.The result? You’ll develop practices that honour your nervous system and help you:* Build sustainable habits, so you can avoid burnout and work in rhythm with yourself.* Cultivate artistic self-trust, so you can follow your instincts and take creative risks.* Rediscover your capacity for enchantment, so you can create with joy and curiosity again.Join Sarah in cultivating momentum alongside safety—get "Creative Vitality" here.Mariah Friend is a poet, former ICU nurse, and creator of Heartbeats —a nurturing community where creative caregivers find their rhythm and permission to honour all of life's seasons as sacred. Drawing from her experiences with grief, motherhood, and professional burnout, she accompanies others through life's natural cycles with compassion and intuitive wisdom as a peer, never an expert.In her work as a community builder, tarot reader, and podcast host, Mariah creates spaces where the "both/and" of the human experience is honoured: joy intertwined with grief, rest alongside growth, solitude beside belonging. Like nature, she believes our lives ebb and flow in cycles with opportunities to embrace their distinct wisdom and champions stories of others embodying a unique path. Mariah invites you to join Heartbeats and discover your resonance with the pulse of life. You can learn more about her seasonal journal and how to purchase it here.Nicola Washington is not your typical Instagram strategist and educator. Her approach is the antidote to influencer-culture and bro-marketing tactics that have sucked the connection and creativity out of using Instagram, and that ignore the needs of writers and authors. She'll say with her whole chest that she doesn't care about your follower count and, while your Instagram audience will grow when you work with her, and you will find more readers for your work, she'll also make sure you're not living in service to the algorithms, or wasting time on tactics that won't work for you.If you've ever felt overwhelmed, anxious or plain old confused about how best to harness Instagram to find more readers for your work, Nicola offers a range of support - including a monthly membership and 121 services - to writers and authors at all stages in their writing and publication journey. Get in touch with her on Instagram @toomuch_social or visit her website, toomuchsocial.com to find out more about her services. She'd love to hear from you!You can find her podcast episode here.Marisa Guthrie is a business coach and entrepreneur who helps solopreneurs move out of shame, claim their value, and grow profitably without compromising their ethics. She supports solopreneurs in creating business models that have social justice baked into them, ensuring their work aligns with both their values and their financial goals. With nearly 30 years of entrepreneurial experience, Marisa brings deep expertise in building ethical, sustainable businesses that thrive. She also writes The Reluctant Capitalist™ on Substack.If you’d like tailored support to build a business that honours your values, energy, and goals, you can apply for a 60-minute strategy session with Marisa here: https://marisaguthriecoaching.co.uk/apply-now-form.Marisa was on Season 1 of the podcast and you can listen to her episode on to grow your business with integrity here.With gratitude to Caroline Harris from Reconnect to Redirect. Website: Direction Aligned. Get full access to The Burnout Rebellion at theburnoutrebellion.substack.com/subscribe
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  • "You Can’t Selectively Numb": Sobriety and Emotional Healing with Ellie Nova — Why Going Sober Is More Than Just Quitting Drinking”
    What if the thing you thought was helping you cope was the very thing keeping you stuck?In this beautiful conversation, I sit down with sober coach and mentor Ellie Nova to unpack the tangled relationship between alcohol, emotional dependency, and self-worth. We talk about the invisible weight of cultural drinking norms, the surprising role of curiosity in recovery, and how self-compassion can turn shame into strength.Ellie opens up about her own turning point — the moment she stopped running from herself and started building a life she didn’t want to escape from. Her insights go far beyond “quitting drinking” and into what it really means to heal, grow, and reclaim your identity.If you’ve ever wondered what freedom from alcohol could look like — or if you’ve simply longed for a more honest relationship with yourself — this episode will stay with you long after it ends.BioEllie is a sober coach, mentor, writer and mother who lives in Lewes, East Sussex, UK. In 2018, after more than a decade feeling trapped by alcohol and full of shame, she began her life-changing journey to sobriety. It led her to unlearn everything she thought she knew about alcohol, and to build a loving relationship with herself for the first time. She now supports courageous women to break free from alcohol for good and create the life they dreamed they could have.Takeaways* A sober coach provides support and accountability for those looking to quit drinking.* Emotional dependency on alcohol can manifest in various ways, including difficulty controlling drinking habits.* Alcohol is a highly addictive substance that can impact mental health and well-being.* Self-discovery and inner work are essential for those seeking to change their relationship with alcohol.* Cultural norms often normalize alcohol consumption, making it difficult for individuals to recognize their dependency.* Awareness and curiosity about one's drinking habits can lead to meaningful change.* Learning from mistakes is a vital part of the recovery journey.* Self-compassion can transform the way individuals approach their struggles with alcohol.* It's important to understand that everyone’s journey with alcohol is unique and non-linear.* Being present for all emotions, both positive and negative, is crucial for personal growth. LinksMy website: https://www.ellie-nova.com/Substack: ellienova.substack.comInstagram: @ellienovacoachingChapters00:00 Understanding Sober Coaching02:55 Emotional vs. Physical Dependency on Alcohol05:47 The Impact of Alcohol on Mental Health08:56 The Journey of Self-Discovery and Healing11:48 Personal Stories and Reflections on Alcohol17:55 Cultural Norms and Alcohol Consumption20:37 The Role of Awareness and Curiosity23:40 Learning from Mistakes in Recovery26:33 The Importance of Self-Compassion29:51 Final Thoughts and EncouragementKeywordssober coach, emotional dependency, alcohol recovery, mental health, self-discovery, self-compassion, cultural norms, awareness, personal stories, healingThank you to our headline sponsors for this seasonSarah Teresa Cook is a trauma-informed creative mentor who works 1:1 with sensitive and neurodivergent writers—or with anyone craving a softer, more sustainable way in. She also writes the Substack newsletter, For the Birds.If burnout has dulled your creative spark—or made it hard to begin—"Creative Vitality" is a free, gentle guide to help you reconnect with your voice, your pace, and your aliveness.The result? You’ll develop practices that honour your nervous system and help you:* Build sustainable habits, so you can avoid burnout and work in rhythm with yourself.* Cultivate artistic self-trust, so you can follow your instincts and take creative risks.* Rediscover your capacity for enchantment, so you can create with joy and curiosity again.Join Sarah in cultivating momentum alongside safety—get "Creative Vitality" here.Mariah Friend is a poet, former ICU nurse, and creator of Heartbeats —a nurturing community where creative caregivers find their rhythm and permission to honour all of life's seasons as sacred. Drawing from her experiences with grief, motherhood, and professional burnout, she accompanies others through life's natural cycles with compassion and intuitive wisdom as a peer, never an expert.In her work as a community builder, tarot reader, and podcast host, Mariah creates spaces where the "both/and" of the human experience is honoured: joy intertwined with grief, rest alongside growth, solitude beside belonging. Like nature, she believes our lives ebb and flow in cycles with opportunities to embrace their distinct wisdom and champions stories of others embodying a unique path. Mariah invites you to join Heartbeats and discover your resonance with the pulse of life. You can learn more about her seasonal journal and how to purchase it here.✹The Unmasked Woman✹ (Hannah) is a writer and coach for late-discovered neurodivergent women. She writes candidly about living unmasked in a neurotypical, patriarchal, capitalist world.✹Business Unmasked✹ is her newsletter for self-employed neurodivergent women who want to experience more peace & profit. Hannah struggled with CFS/ME and autistic burnout for four years. Now recovered and thriving, she’s keen to share what she knows about building a business that’s kind on the nervous system while bringing the financial rewards we all hope for.Neurodivergent women shouldn’t waste our extraordinary brains on bog-standard neurotypical business strategies as they’re not compatible with our neurological wiring.Burnout is disabling. Overwhelm is stressful. Financial insecurity plays havoc on the nervous system.Unlock Peace & Profit in your Business by using Hannah’s Free gift; 4 (Surprisingly Simple!) Strategies For Neurodivergent Women.* Escape the paralysis of overwhelm and feel excited about your next steps.* Tap into your unique gifts and watch your bank account flourish—reflecting the actual value you bring to the world.* Rise from burnout, rejuvenated, and feel empowered to move forward sustainably.You can download this resource here.Nicola Washington is not your typical Instagram strategist and educator. Her approach is the antidote to influencer-culture and bro-marketing tactics that have sucked the connection and creativity out of using Instagram, and that ignore the needs of writers and authors. She'll say with her whole chest that she doesn't care about your follower count and, while your Instagram audience will grow when you work with her, and you will find more readers for your work, she'll also make sure you're not living in service to the algorithms, or wasting time on tactics that won't work for you.If you've ever felt overwhelmed, anxious or plain old confused about how best to harness Instagram to find more readers for your work, Nicola offers a range of support - including a monthly membership and 121 services - to writers and authors at all stages in their writing and publication journey. Get in touch with her on Instagram @toomuch_social or visit her website, toomuchsocial.com to find out more about her services. She'd love to hear from you!You can find her podcast episode here.Marisa Guthrie is a business coach and entrepreneur who helps solopreneurs move out of shame, claim their value, and grow profitably without compromising their ethics. She supports solopreneurs in creating business models that have social justice baked into them, ensuring their work aligns with both their values and their financial goals. With nearly 30 years of entrepreneurial experience, Marisa brings deep expertise in building ethical, sustainable businesses that thrive. She also writesThe Reluctant Capitalist™ on Substack.If you’d like tailored support to build a business that honours your values, energy, and goals, you can apply for a 60-minute strategy session with Marisa here: https://marisaguthriecoaching.co.uk/apply-now-form.Marisa was on Season 1 of the podcast and you can listen to her episode on to grow your business with integrity here.With gratitude to Caroline Harris from Reconnect to Redirect. Website:Direction Aligned. Get full access to The Burnout Rebellion at theburnoutrebellion.substack.com/subscribe
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  • Unmasking Shame, Embracing Vulnerability: How Women Heal Through Embodiment with Lucy Maeve
    In this deeply personal and radically honest conversation with Lucy Maeve, we delve into the emotional landscape of aging and the layered meaning of birthdays—not just as milestones, but as mirrors of our unfulfilled choices and personal growth. Together, we unpack themes of liberation, shame, and the struggle for authenticity in a world that often demands masks. Through the lens of vulnerability and embodied healing, Lucy offers a powerful invitation to embrace movement, connection, and the freedom that comes from owning our stories. This is a conversation about reclaiming joy, finding community in shared experience, and learning to live fully and unapologetically.BioLucy Maeve is a somatic coach for women who’ve outgrown the performance of having it all together - and are ready to live lives big enough to hold all of them.After a decade on the trading floor at J.P. Morgan, Lucy knows what it means to be high-functioning on the outside while quietly unravelling inside. She left that world to do the deeper work—and now helps other women do the same.Her clients are self-aware, emotionally intelligent, and deeply tired of carrying the weight of their own survival strategies. They’ve done the therapy. Read the books. Gained the insight. But the same patterns still show up: especially in love.Lucy helps women unwind those patterns at the level of the body, reclaiming safety, self-trust, and the ability to stay connected without abandoning themselves.Her work isn’t about becoming more likable or finally finding “the one.” It’s about expanding your capacity to love: yourself, your people, your life, from a place of truth, not trauma.At the core of her practice is the Liberated Life: a life that doesn’t require you to shrink, perform, or disconnect in order to belong. A life where your nervous system can soften, your voice can rise, and your presence is no longer a performance, but a home.Takeaways* Birthdays can evoke deep emotions and reflections on life.* Grief often accompanies the realization of unfulfilled potential.* Expectations can weigh heavily as we age.* Liberation is more about internal freedom than external circumstances.* Shame is a common experience that can be addressed through vulnerability.* Community support is vital for healing and growth.* Embodiment practices can help release pent-up emotions.* Honesty in relationships fosters deeper connections.* Criticism often reflects the critic's own insecurities.* Women need to support each other in their journeys. LinksFind Lucy on Instagram.Offerings from Lucy. Chapters00:00 Reflections on Birthdays and Aging02:43 Navigating Life Choices and Grief05:45 The Weight of Expectations and Commitment08:41 Exploring the Concept of Liberation11:47 Shame and Vulnerability in Women's Experiences14:37 The Power of Community and Shared Stories17:29 Embodiment and Movement as Healing20:28 The Role of Honesty in Relationships23:24 Facing Criticism and Embracing Authenticity26:09 The Importance of Female Connection29:09 The Journey Towards Self-Responsibility31:54 Finding Joy Amidst Struggles35:03 The Dance of Emotions and Energy37:45 The Call to Liberation and Self-ExpressionKeywordsbirthdays, aging, grief, life choices, liberation, shame, vulnerability, community, embodiment, relationships, authenticity, female connection, self-responsibility, joy, emotionsThank you to our headline sponsors for this seasonMariah Friend is a poet, former ICU nurse, and creator of Heartbeats —a nurturing community where creative caregivers find their rhythm and permission to honour all of life's seasons as sacred. Drawing from her experiences with grief, motherhood, and professional burnout, she accompanies others through life's natural cycles with compassion and intuitive wisdom as a peer, never an expert.In her work as a community builder, tarot reader, and podcast host, Mariah creates spaces where the "both/and" of the human experience is honoured: joy intertwined with grief, rest alongside growth, solitude beside belonging. Like nature, she believes our lives ebb and flow in cycles with opportunities to embrace their distinct wisdom and champions stories of others embodying a unique path. Mariah invites you to join Heartbeats and discover your resonance with the pulse of life. You can learn more about her seasonal journal and how to purchase it here.✹The Unmasked Woman✹ (Hannah) is a writer and coach for late-discovered neurodivergent women. She writes candidly about living unmasked in a neurotypical, patriarchal, capitalist world.✹Business Unmasked✹ is her newsletter for self-employed neurodivergent women who want to experience more peace & profit. Hannah struggled with CFS/ME and autistic burnout for four years. Now recovered and thriving, she’s keen to share what she knows about building a business that’s kind on the nervous system while bringing the financial rewards we all hope for.Neurodivergent women shouldn’t waste our extraordinary brains on bog-standard neurotypical business strategies as they’re not compatible with our neurological wiring.Burnout is disabling. Overwhelm is stressful. Financial insecurity plays havoc on the nervous system.Unlock Peace & Profit in your Business by using Hannah’s Free gift; 4 (Surprisingly Simple!) Strategies For Neurodivergent Women.* Escape the paralysis of overwhelm and feel excited about your next steps.* Tap into your unique gifts and watch your bank account flourish—reflecting the actual value you bring to the world.* Rise from burnout, rejuvenated, and feel empowered to move forward sustainably.You can download this resource here.Sarah Teresa Cook is a trauma-informed creative mentor who works 1:1 with sensitive and neurodivergent writers—or with anyone craving a softer, more sustainable way in. She also writes the Substack newsletter, For the Birds.If burnout has dulled your creative spark—or made it hard to begin—"Creative Vitality" is a free, gentle guide to help you reconnect with your voice, your pace, and your aliveness.The result? You’ll develop practices that honor your nervous system and help you:* Build sustainable habits, so you can avoid burnout and work in rhythm with yourself.* Cultivate artistic self-trust, so you can follow your instincts and take creative risks.* Rediscover your capacity for enchantment, so you can create with joy and curiosity again.Join Sarah in cultivating momentum alongside safety—get "Creative Vitality" here.Nicola Washington is not your typical Instagram strategist and educator. Her approach is the antidote to influencer-culture and bro-marketing tactics that have sucked the connection and creativity out of using Instagram, and that ignore the needs of writers and authors. She'll say with her whole chest that she doesn't care about your follower count and, while your Instagram audience will grow when you work with her, and you will find more readers for your work, she'll also make sure you're not living in service to the algorithms, or wasting time on tactics that won't work for you.If you've ever felt overwhelmed, anxious or plain old confused about how best to harness Instagram to find more readers for your work, Nicola offers a range of support - including a monthly membership and 121 services - to writers and authors at all stages in their writing and publication journey. Get in touch with her on Instagram @toomuch_social or visit her website, toomuchsocial.com to find out more about her services. She'd love to hear from you!You can find her podcast episode here.Marisa Guthrie is a business coach and entrepreneur who helps solopreneurs move out of shame, claim their value, and grow profitably without compromising their ethics. She supports solopreneurs in creating business models that have social justice baked into them, ensuring their work aligns with both their values and their financial goals. With nearly 30 years of entrepreneurial experience, Marisa brings deep expertise in building ethical, sustainable businesses that thrive. She also writesThe Reluctant Capitalist™ on Substack.If you’d like tailored support to build a business that honours your values, energy, and goals, you can apply for a 60-minute strategy session with Marisa here: https://marisaguthriecoaching.co.uk/apply-now-form.Marisa was on Season 1 of the podcast and you can listen to her episode on to grow your business with integrity here.With gratitude to Caroline Harris from Reconnect to Redirect. Website: Direction Aligned. Get full access to The Burnout Rebellion at theburnoutrebellion.substack.com/subscribe
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  • The Sacred Unravelling with Angelica Ray. From Burnout to Purpose: A Conversation on Healing and Spirituality.
    SummaryIn this enlightening conversation, I chat with Angelica Ray where we explore the intersection of spirituality and practicality, discussing the importance of self-discovery, the process of unravelling, and the role of curiosity in personal growth. We delve into the challenges of burnout and awakening, the significance of mentorship, and the need for a new approach to education that nurtures the essence of children. The discussion emphasizes the power of devotion over discipline and the necessity of creating space for deeper questions and connections.Angelica is such a joy to talk to. You can find out more about her at the links below, as well as finding her 21 spiritual starter kit for anyone new exploring spirituality. You will love this conversation!BioAngelica Ray is part philosopher, part poet, and part practical magician. As an intuitive guide, energy alchemist, and spiritual teacher, she integrates mind, body, and spirit to help people reconnect with the truth of who they are and why they’re here. With warmth and wisdom, Angelica shares her insight through her expansive reSource library, signature ELEMENTAL breathwork experiences, transformative speaking events, and powerful 1:1 sessions. Her approach attracts clients from all over the world and all walks of life, including multi-passionate creatives, entrepreneurs, moms, celebrities, and impact-driven CEOs. With a genuine desire to serve and an innate ability to connect, Angelica is a trusted guide for those ready to create a life—and world—inspired by purpose and possibility.Key Takeaways* Unravelling is part of transformation.* The importance of grounding spiritual practices in practical experiences.* Curiosity is essential for personal growth and exploration.* Burnout and spiritual awakening share overlapping symptoms.* Creating space allows for spiritual insights to emerge.* Mentorship can significantly aid in navigating personal journeys.* The journey of self-discovery is ongoing and layered.* Devotion to one's purpose is more powerful than discipline.* Education should nurture the essence of children rather than conform them to societal norms.Keywordsspirituality, burnout, self-discovery, transformation, purpose, curiosity, mentorship, education, personal growth, healingChapters00:00 The Magician Within: Blending Spirituality and Practicality02:24 Unravelling: The Painful Path to Authenticity04:42 From Corporate to Classroom: A Journey of Self-Discovery08:12 Being a Window: Guiding the Next Generation10:11 Curiosity and Space: The Foundations of Spiritual Awakening11:14 Navigating the Unravelling: Embracing the Journey13:52 The Importance of Mentorship in Spiritual Growth18:13 Exploring Our Stories: Purpose Beyond Work21:51 The Multi-Dimensional Nature of Our Existence25:28 Burnout and Awakening: Overlapping Symptoms and Practical Steps31:00 Navigating the Cavern of Self-Discovery33:39 The Gift of Creation in Uncertainty37:09 The Intersection of Science and Spirituality40:56 Embracing the Messy Middle of Change47:07 Fate vs. Free Will: Finding Your Path50:02 Cultivating Peace Amidst Chaos52:36 Redefining Discipline: From Obedience to DevotionLinksAngelica’s website: https://angelicaray.com/The 21 spiritual starter kit from Angelica: https://angelicaray.com/spiritual-starter-kitFind Angelica on Instagram: Thank you to our headline sponsors for this season✹The Unmasked Woman✹ (Hannah) is a writer and coach for late-discovered neurodivergent women. She writes candidly about living unmasked in a neurotypical, patriarchal, capitalist world.✹Business Unmasked✹ is her newsletter for self-employed neurodivergent women who want to experience more peace & profit. Hannah struggled with CFS/ME and autistic burnout for four years. Now recovered and thriving, she’s keen to share what she knows about building a business that’s kind on the nervous system while bringing the financial rewards we all hope for.Neurodivergent women shouldn’t waste our extraordinary brains on bog-standard neurotypical business strategies as they’re not compatible with our neurological wiring.Burnout is disabling. Overwhelm is stressful. Financial insecurity plays havoc on the nervous system.Unlock Peace & Profit in your Business by using Hannah’s Free gift; 4 (Surprisingly Simple!) Strategies For Neurodivergent Women.* Escape the paralysis of overwhelm and feel excited about your next steps.* Tap into your unique gifts and watch your bank account flourish—reflecting the actual value you bring to the world.* Rise from burnout, rejuvenated, and feel empowered to move forward sustainably.You can download this resource here.Mariah Friend is a poet, former ICU nurse, and creator of Heartbeats —a nurturing community where creative caregivers find their rhythm and permission to honour all of life's seasons as sacred. Drawing from her experiences with grief, motherhood, and professional burnout, she accompanies others through life's natural cycles with compassion and intuitive wisdom as a peer, never an expert.In her work as a community builder, tarot reader, and podcast host, Mariah creates spaces where the "both/and" of the human experience is honoured: joy intertwined with grief, rest alongside growth, solitude beside belonging. Like nature, she believes our lives ebb and flow in cycles with opportunities to embrace their distinct wisdom and champions stories of others embodying a unique path. Mariah invites you to join Heartbeats and discover your resonance with the pulse of life. You can learn more about her seasonal journal and how to purchase it here.Sarah Teresa Cook is a trauma-informed creative mentor who works 1:1 with sensitive and neurodivergent writers—or with anyone craving a softer, more sustainable way in. She also writes the Substack newsletter, For the Birds.If burnout has dulled your creative spark—or made it hard to begin—"Creative Vitality" is a free, gentle guide to help you reconnect with your voice, your pace, and your aliveness.The result? You’ll develop practices that honor your nervous system and help you:* Build sustainable habits, so you can avoid burnout and work in rhythm with yourself.* Cultivate artistic self-trust, so you can follow your instincts and take creative risks.* Rediscover your capacity for enchantment, so you can create with joy and curiosity again.Join Sarah in cultivating momentum alongside safety—get "Creative Vitality" here.Nicola Washington is not your typical Instagram strategist and educator. Her approach is the antidote to influencer-culture and bro-marketing tactics that have sucked the connection and creativity out of using Instagram, and that ignore the needs of writers and authors. She'll say with her whole chest that she doesn't care about your follower count and, while your Instagram audience will grow when you work with her, and you will find more readers for your work, she'll also make sure you're not living in service to the algorithms, or wasting time on tactics that won't work for you.If you've ever felt overwhelmed, anxious or plain old confused about how best to harness Instagram to find more readers for your work, Nicola offers a range of support - including a monthly membership and 121 services - to writers and authors at all stages in their writing and publication journey. Get in touch with her on Instagram @toomuch_social or visit her website, toomuchsocial.com to find out more about her services. She'd love to hear from you!You can find her podcast episode here.Marisa Guthrie is a business coach and entrepreneur who helps solopreneurs move out of shame, claim their value, and grow profitably without compromising their ethics. She supports solopreneurs in creating business models that have social justice baked into them, ensuring their work aligns with both their values and their financial goals. With nearly 30 years of entrepreneurial experience, Marisa brings deep expertise in building ethical, sustainable businesses that thrive. She also writesThe Reluctant Capitalist™ on Substack.If you’d like tailored support to build a business that honours your values, energy, and goals, you can apply for a 60-minute strategy session with Marisa here: https://marisaguthriecoaching.co.uk/apply-now-form.Marisa was on Season 1 of the podcast and you can listen to her episode on to grow your business with integrity here. Get full access to The Burnout Rebellion at theburnoutrebellion.substack.com/subscribe
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