Items tagged with "burnout recovery":

Getting to grips with burnout

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It’s a term that’s been used with far more frequency over the last few years, making headlines as more and more studies show high rates of burnout across all countries and careers. But if it’s so insidious, how can we avoid it? And if we’re feeling the symptoms, how can we recover from it? “Burnout...

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How to Know the Difference Between Burnout and Covid Fatigue

How to Know the Difference Between Burnout and Covid Fatigue

Written by Judy Klipin

What’s the difference between Covid (or Quarantine) Fatigue and Burnout? Their genesis. We get burnout when we push ourselves (over and over) to do things that are wrong for us; we take on too much, rest too little and pretend to be okay when we are anything but. Burnout is a consequence of not...

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Right Now We Are All Feeling Grief

Right Now We Are All Experiencing Grief

Written by Judy Klipin

Why am I so grumpy and irritable? Why can’t I sleep through the night? Why do I feel so thin-skinned and overwhelmed? Why is it impossible to concentrate on anything for more than a few minutes? Why – when I have so much to be grateful for and appreciative of during this horrible time – am I so...

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Surviving Uncertainty

Surviving Uncertainty

Written by Judy Klipin

Seventeen years ago Susan Jeffers wrote a book called Embracing Uncertainty. In the book she suggested that in times of distress it is helpful to wonder about things generally instead of hoping for something specific. When we hope for a definite result, we become attached to that particular outcome...

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How to Get Ahead of the Lockdown Blues

How to Get Ahead of the Lockdown Blues

Written by Judy Klipin

Right now, many of us are baffled by what and how we are feeling. We fear that we are back in burnout even though we have worked so hard to get over it. We may be feeling irritable and more emotional than usual. Our relationships may become more fraught and conflictual, and we may be finding it extra...

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If You Can’t Be With the Job You Love, Love the Job You’re With

If You Can’t Be With the Job You Love, Love the Job You’re With

Written by Judy Klipin

A recent Huffington Post story that is doing the rounds talks about the negative effect working in a job you hate has on your health. All of the effects that are listed are also symptoms of burnout. As I frequently maintain, we get burnout from doing too much or too many of the wrong things – the...

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How to Address Decision Fatigue as a Chief Everything Officer

How to Address Decision Fatigue as a Chief Everything Officer

Written by Judy Klipin

Anyone who runs their own coaching business knows how complex and demanding being a solopreneur can be. We have to be making all the decisions about everything all the time. We need to decide what to charge, how to charge, when to charge. We need to do invoicing, reconciliations and tax returns. We...

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The Best Book To Help You Prevent And Manage Burnout

woman&home

We recently had a chance to sit down with Master Coach, Judy Klipin to talk about her latest book, Recover From Burnout. And, after chatting with Judy, we couldn’t wait to read the book from cover to cover because the truth is, burnout has the potential to affect every single one of us at some stage...

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An inability to say no – and other bad habits of burnout

The South African Jewish Report

Judy Klipin experienced burnout. After becoming a life coach and seeing the need for it among her clients, she wrote a book, Recover from Burnout; Life Lessons to Regain Your Passion and Purpose. The SA Jewish Report caught up with her on her personal journey. What inspired you to write this book? My...

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Living with Someone Living with Burnout

Living with Someone Living with Burnout

Written by Judy Klipin

Living with someone who is living with burnout is, in many ways, as difficult as living with burnout. It can be frustrating. Confusing. Worrying. Boring. Lonely. More than anything it can be lonely. As the burnout tightens its grip, the person experiencing it becomes more and more withdrawn; grumpy,...

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Recover from Burnout: TV Interview

eNCA

I spoke to eNCA's Marcelle Gordon about why I believe burnout has become an epidemic in South Africa.

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Recover from Burnout on Bruce Whitfield’s The Money Show

Radio 702

I had a wonderful talk on Bruce Whitfield's The Money Show about my new book Recover from Burnout.

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Recover from Burnout: Interview with Creamer Media

Creamer Media

I chatted to Thabi Madiba of Creamer Media about my new book Recover from Burnout.

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Recover from Burnout on the Expanding Horizons Podcast

Jezuit Institute

I spoke to Russell Pollitt on Jezuit Institute SA's Expanding Horizons podcast about life coaching, burnout and my new book.

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Recover from Burnout on Vuma 103 FM

Vuma 103 FM

I spoke to Vuma FM's Nomfundo Mkhize and Lekomotion about my new book Recover from Burnout.

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Heed those flashing red lights and seek help before you burn out

Business Day | Yvonne Fontyn

Feeling overwhelmed and exhausted emotionally and physically? Burnout is far more common than you may think — and it is not restricted to the workplace. The World Health Organisation recently categorised workplace burnout as a reportable medical condition for the first time. Two SA professionals...

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3 Habits to Reverse Burnout

3 Habits to Reverse Burnout

Written by Judy Klipin

Every aspect of life is affected by burnout. When we have burnout, we are not just physically tired or emotionally delicate. We don’t just feel existentially unsure or question all our life choices. It’s not only that our brains feel mushy and we struggle to remember things. We are not merely easily...

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Women and Burnout

Women and Burnout

Written by Judy Klipin

Every year, there is much attention and fanfare about International Women’s day. The week that 8 March falls in is filled with news and views about women and the importance of recognising our importance. While some people are not convinced that there should be a day dedicated to thinking about women...

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When a Holiday is Not Enough

When a Holiday is Not Enough

Written by Judy Klipin

You’ve just had a 3-week holiday. You should be feeling rested and rejuvenated and ready to take on the world. Instead, after just a few days (or possibly even hours) back in the saddle of your life, you are feeling weak, weary and more than a little weepy. It is a truth not universally acknowledged...

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From AlwaysOn to OftenOff

From AlwaysOn to OftenOff

Written by Judy Klipin

Happy Equinox! The 21st of March, in addition to being Human Rights Day in South Africa, is the Autumn/Spring Equinox. All over the planet, day and night both last 12 hours - give or take a few minutes. Dark and light are equally balanced. The sun and the stars get equal airtime. Nocturnal creatures...

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