When It Worked Podcast WWTBAM – Hannah Tackett

Sharing My Experience on Worked Podcast WWTBAM

Hi everyone! I recently had the pleasure of being a guest on the Worked Podcast WWTBAM, and I’m excited to share some of the highlights with you. During the episode, we delved into the challenges of burnout, a topic that’s incredibly close to my heart. Having navigated my own burnout during my tech career, I now focus on helping high-achieving women manage and overcome similar pressures. If you’re curious about how to spot burnout and take steps to prevent it, this episode offers some great insights.

What We Discussed

Here’s a snapshot of what we covered:

  • Understanding Burnout: We talked about what burnout really is, including its signs and symptoms. I shared my personal journey from being a tech leader to experiencing burnout and how that shaped my coaching approach.
  • Recognizing Burnout Early: I emphasized the importance of identifying burnout early on. We discussed practical tips for spotting the warning signs before they become serious issues.
  • Strategies for Overcoming Burnout: I shared strategies that have helped me and my clients recover from burnout. This includes setting boundaries, prioritizing self-care, and making time for rest and reflection.
  • Empowering High-Achieving Women: We explored how high-achieving women can balance their professional ambitions with their well-being. I provided actionable advice on how to align your work with your personal values to maintain long-term success.

Key Questions Answered

During the podcast, we addressed some critical questions:

  1. What are the early warning signs of burnout that many professionals overlook? I discussed common early signs of burnout and why they’re often missed, especially in high-pressure environments.
  2. How can setting boundaries help in preventing burnout? We covered how setting clear boundaries at work and in your personal life can be a key strategy for managing and preventing burnout.
  3. What role does self-care play in overcoming burnout? I highlighted the importance of self-care practices and how they can be integrated into a busy schedule to help combat burnout.

Quote to Reflect On

One of the key points I made during the podcast was:

“Burnout is a signal to pause and reset, not a permanent state. With the right strategies, you can turn it into an opportunity for growth and change.”

This quote captures the essence of how I view burnout—not as an endpoint but as a chance to make meaningful changes in your life and career.

Wrapping Up

Being on the Worked Podcast WWTBAM was a wonderful opportunity to share my experiences and insights on managing burnout. If you’re dealing with burnout or looking for ways to enhance your professional life without sacrificing your well-being, I think you’ll find the episode really useful. Check it out for practical advice and inspiration on achieving a more balanced and fulfilling career.

Thanks for your support and for following along. Stay tuned for more tips and discussions on how to achieve serene success and manage your career effectively!

Until next time,

Hannah Tackett

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