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Women's Wellness ON AIR WITH ELLA

268: A Different Take on Burnout & Finding Your Purpose - Elizabeth Rosenberg

Women's Wellness ON AIR WITH ELLA

Ella Lucas-Averett

Education, Health & Fitness, Fitness, Self-improvement, Alternative Health

5699 Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2022

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Elizabeth Rosenberg was in her dream job, doing what she loved when she crashed - HARD. In this episode, we're talking about:

  • Why we're burnt out talking about burn out - and why it still matters
  • The myth of "finding your purpose" and what it really looks like in application
  • What does it mean to actually live as your authentic self?
  • Why is it easier - in a way - to live inauthentically?
  • Can we learn how to humbly brag about ourselves
  • Sometimes we need boundaries and permission - SO WE HAVE TO ASK FOR IT
  • How does social media contribute to burn out?

 

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Transcript

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0:00.0

As you were looking for your authentic self, are you more scared of acceptance or rejection of who that person is?

0:05.8

And for me, the answer is acceptance.

0:08.5

When I actually come out and say, this is authentically who I am, if that person is rejected, that is okay because then I can go back to who I was.

0:15.7

But if that person accepted, that means I have to live as that person.

0:18.8

Part of that's terrifying.

0:23.8

Welcome. Welcome. You're on air with Ella where we share simple strategies and tips from people

0:28.4

who are doing something better than we are, whether it's wellness or relationships to just

0:33.3

living better and with more energy or changing your mindset to accomplish more in your own life

0:38.6

and succeeding however you define it. This is where we share the best of what we're learning

0:43.0

from the experts and we're learning more every day. Live better. Start now. Let's go.

0:52.6

Hey, you're on air with Ella and I am joined today by Elizabeth Rosenberg. Hi, Elizabeth. How are you?

0:59.2

Hi, thank you for having me. I'm well. Elizabeth. Will you tell everyone who you are and what you do?

1:04.7

Yeah. So again, my name is Elizabeth Rosenberg and I am the founder of the good advice company. I just give good advice. That's it. Can't stop.

1:14.0

I'm a communications and marketing consultant. I started my company in 2020 and dove into the unknown.

1:23.4

And I am now doing a lot of consulting with C-suite leaders on their personal branding, thought

1:28.9

leadership and finding their purpose. So you and I met because we're both the part of a professional

1:34.3

women's network. And also I came across an article that you wrote for Medium. And can you,

1:40.1

do you mind giving the listeners a little bit of an overview about that? And then we'll talk a little bit more about why we're talking about it. But can you share a little bit of your story that led to that article?

1:50.5

Of course. I was working for a global ad agency. Huge agency had my dream job. I was working for one of the best brands in the world, traveling all over the world. And I suffered from corporate burnout. I landed myself in the emergency room with a migraine where I lost all of my

2:04.9

motor skills. Now, a migraine for me is something I've been suffering from since I was from four

2:11.1

years old. But this was different. I mean, I couldn't talk. I couldn't walk. I couldn't move. It was crazy. A migraine that results in no motor

2:17.9

skills is way more than a migraine. Yeah. I mean, I thought that I was having a stroke. I remember

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