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Energy Is the Commodity Behind Everything We Do

Energy Is the Commodity Behind Everything We Do In December, I quietly stepped away from burnout training and public speaking. There was no formal announcement. No final keynote. No dramatic ending. Just a quiet decision that it was time to redirect my energy elsewhere. Five months in, the strangest part has been watching the digitalContinue reading "Energy Is the Commodity Behind Everything We Do

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“While burnout obviously has something to do with stress, overdoing things, not being centred, and not listening to yourself or your body, one of the deepest contributors to burnout, I believe, is the deep disappointment of not living up to your true calling, which is to help.”
Jenn Bruer, Helping Effortlessly: A Book of Inspiration and Healing

“Helpers carry a heavy load, they listen, love, cry, and often go into the depths of others’ pain. They sometimes enter darkness that no person should have to step into: the darkness of the abuse of a child, of mental health, of our cultural propensity to sit back and do nothing about it. They bear this each day.”
Jenn Bruer, Helping Effortlessly: A Book of Inspiration and Healing

“As helpers, we often feel the need to see our impact in tangible, measurable ways. We allow negative language into our head about the “broken system;” we look through a lens of “it doesn’t matter, I can’t make a difference”. These ideas are surely contributing to our burnout.”
Jenn Bruer, Helping Effortlessly: A Book of Inspiration and Healing

“As helpers, we often feel the need to see our impact in tangible, measurable ways. We allow negative language into our head about the “broken system;” we look through a lens of “it doesn’t matter, I can’t make a difference”. These ideas are surely contributing to our burnout.”
Jenn Bruer, Helping Effortlessly: A Book of Inspiration and Healing

“As you move through this world advocating for what you believe in, do it with love and an open heart, not with anger and a closed heart.”
Jenn Bruer, Helping Effortlessly: A Book of Inspiration and Healing

“While burnout obviously has something to do with stress, overdoing things, not being centred, and not listening to yourself or your body, one of the deepest contributors to burnout, I believe, is the deep disappointment of not living up to your true calling, which is to help.”
Jenn Bruer, Helping Effortlessly: A Book of Inspiration and Healing

“So, while I knew what burnout was, I never thought it would happen to me. Even-keeled and rarely stressed out, I perhaps thought I was superwoman and nothing could break me. Burnout carries a stigma as a sign of weakness and since I am not weak, I think my young helper mind couldn't reconcile how burnout could come knocking at my door.”
Jenn Bruer, Helping Effortlessly: A Book of Inspiration and Healing

“Letting confusion get in the way of changing your diet and lifestyle will deter you from facing the reality of how hard it is to give up sugar. If you’ll forgive the expression, I am not going to sugar-coat it: sugary drinks, donuts, cake, cookies and candy are out. And there’s no “okay in moderation.” What does that mean: once a week, once on the weekend, only on holidays? It probably doesn't mean Friday after work until Monday morning!”
Jenn Bruer, Helping Effortlessly: A Book of Inspiration and Healing

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