• 23. Sustained Success - Overcome the Overwhelm (Part 3)

  • Jul 1 2024
  • Length: 22 mins
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23. Sustained Success - Overcome the Overwhelm (Part 3)

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  • Welcome to the third episode in my four part series 'Overcoming Overwhelm'.

    If you missed the last two episodes, make sure to catch up on Episode 21 and Episode 22. We explored what overwhelm is, its seven key causes, how to assess your overwhelm, and gave you a five-step plan for immediate relief in just 30 minutes.

    In today's episode, we dive into seven pillars to overcome the overwhelm in the long term. As we level up in our careers, we also need to level up in our skills. We need to be able to lead ourselves through complexity, change and challenge and operate from a space of calm, clarity and stability. This episode is all about equipping you with the tools, habits, skillsets, and mindsets to help you sustain your success in the long term.

    Make sure you download the free 30-page workbook linked below, which includes all the tools and strategies discussed in this episode. Spread the word and share these tips with friends who may also need help managing overwhelm.

    Tune in next week as we create your personalised roadmap to overcome the overwhelm so that no matter what life throws at you, you can manage it all beautifully.

    • Download the Overcome the Overwhelm Guide here
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