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In Her Climate

In our ever-evolving world, the intersection of personal identity and professional responsibility has never been more critical, especially for those passionate about sustainability.

Podcast · By Cynthia Leung & Bee Hui Yeh · English · US · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    S1 E4: When Burnout Comes Home (opens the original)

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    This episode unpacks how chronic burnout reshapes priorities, especially when work pressure starts crowding out relationships, rest, and self-awareness. We reflect on the emotional cost of high-achiever habits, and on the practical systems they use to stay present with partners, family, and themselves. We discuss how burnout shows up beyond the workplace, why “yes” can become a liability, and how small guardrails like reflection, time-blocking, and partner communication can help restore balance.

  2. Episode · Jul 23, 2026

    S1 E3: Mission vs. Meaning (opens the original)

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    When your job is your purpose, a rough day at work can easily spiral into an existential crisis. Cynthia and Bee peel back another layer of their core pillars: culture, climate, and career and open up about their personal experiences with burnout. Follow us at @inherclimate on IG. Subscribe here to get access to our episodes as soon as they’re released: https://forms.gle/FDVBdbFPoq Key Discussion Points 01:30 – Defining Burnout: Apathy vs. Overwhelm 02:45 – Cynthia’s Story: Impossible Deadlines,

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