Female Executives – 5 Ways to Beat the Burnout

Posted on 4 December, 2011 by Gina, Paul

Can't shake this exhaustion

This podcast helps you beat the burnout with 5 top tips.

The run-up to Christmas is an especially fraught time – especially for many female executives who are also juggling a family, parents and husbands/partners! Paul and Gina discuss simple ways you can take stock of your work and home life, and take immediate action to avoid meltdown in the pre- and post-holiday period.

The most obvious symptom of burnout is often exhaustion—a fatigue you just can’t kick, even by taking a few days off. But there’s more to it than just being tired. You may even experience a loss of enthusiasm that often results in your doing the bare minimum, as well as a loss of faith in your abilities.  You may be short-tempered and even overreact to minor things. No matter what you do, you can’t get all of it done well. You could actually start making more mistakes than usual or begin allow things to fall through the cracks.

Listen to this podcast for some great instant tips to help you beat burnout!

 

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Access your Intuition

Posted on 9 July, 2009 by Gina, Paul

Paul and Gina discuss the fine art of accessing and using your intuition. Do you often have a gut feeling to do something, a calling perhaps? Do you follow it through with action, or just ignore it? Using your intuition as a way to finding solutions to current issues can bring greater meaning and clarity to your life. Simply ask yourself: “What do I love?” and you will hear your intuition speak. It’s a simple as that! Your intuition speaks the truth. Follow your intuition, instead of your rational mind, and you’ll be much happier.

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The Power of Intuition

Posted on 27 March, 2009 by Gina, Paul

Inspired by a fabulous workshop with Darren Eden here in London, Gina and Paul discuss how to tap into your own intuition – and start to live from your greatness!

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