Business Rewritten: Rebel to Rise When Success Looks "Right" but Feels Off
Why am I doing everything right and still feel behind? Why can’t I turn my brain off? I want to feel like me again, not just responsible. I look successful but I’m drowning, and not sure how long I can keep going.
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49 Why You Keep Pushing Through Even When You Need to Stop (opens the original)
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What happens when your body is clearly telling you to stop but your first instinct is still to push through? In this episode of Business Rewritten, I’m sharing the moment I realized how automatic overworking had become for me. Because I’m reliable. I show up. I handle things. And that sounds like a strength until being dependable means ignoring what your body is telling you. For many high-achieving women, pushing through exhaustion becomes so normal that slowing down feels irresponsible. You tel
48 How to Deal With Negative People Without Letting It Affect You (opens the original)
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Other people’s negativity is unavoidable. The real question is how to address it without avoiding the conversation, reacting from frustration, or carrying the emotional weight long after it ends. In this coaching episode, I work with a business owner who has been navigating difficult client emails, workplace pressure, and a particularly challenging year in her industry. We look at why her instinct is to pause before responding and why that pause is not avoidance. It is part of how she processes
47 Why You Can’t Relax Even When You Want To? (opens the original)
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Why does your brain refuse to turn off the second you finally have time to rest? In this episode of Business Rewritten, I talk about the frustrating pattern so many high-achieving women in business know too well: you sit down to relax, read a book, take a walk, watch a show, or enjoy a quiet weekend… and somehow your mind is still running. Checking email. Googling something random. Multitasking during downtime. Turning walks into another productivity tool. Filling every quiet moment because rest
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