#526: How To Get Back Into Alignment When Burnout Comes Knocking: A Conversation With Mary Hyatt
Take an approach to business that partners with your heart, body, and soul, instead of adding to your task list
Did you know that 92% of small business owners have experienced mental health struggles over the past two years?
Between recovering from the pandemic and the constant pressure of hustle culture, entrepreneurs all over the world are prone -- more than ever -- to burnout and depression.
I’ll be honest, there have been plenty of times throughout my entrepreneurial journey that I’ve felt totally depleted.
And although it’s so tempting just to get back on the horse and keep grinding through those tough times, it’s so very important to take a pause.
Give yourself the time and space that you need, and then move forward -- because if left unaddressed, burnout can lead to some pretty serious mental health issues.
That’s why I wanted to have my dear friend Mary Hyatt on the show. Mary is a holistic mindset coach who helps entrepreneurs create a life and business that lights them up from the inside, and doesn’t burn them out.
She’s coached some of the top female entrepreneurs, C-Suite executives, and business owners in the country, and also has built a 7-figure business -- one that she operates from a place of grace and ease.
In this episode, Mary will share:
- How to get back into alignment with your most authentic self (and your business) when you’re burnt out
- Why tapping into the language of the body is so important when making stressful decisions
- How living in true soul alignment can make a drastic impact on your business
- What you can do to have a life, and business that feels good
This is a really great listen – so if you’re interested in learning a holistic, action-oriented approach to overcoming your burnout, then pop in your earbuds and tune in!
Here’s a glance at this episode...
- [07:27] Mary helps women get back in touch with their emotions, body, and own internal wisdom to design a life and business they love.
- [09:54] Being in alignment is having structural integrity with the most true parts of who you are.
- [14:19] The first step is radical honesty or admitting that you're feeling deprived in some area of your life or business.
- [18:40] A coach can help you say "what if" when leaving a situation that isn't working.
- [20:23] Our physical bodies are a compass that helps us orient back to wholeness. Our bodies hold 80% of the wisdom available to us.
- [27:29] We all have an amazing source of wisdom and have the answers inside of ourselves.
- [29:52] Embodiment work recognizing that we have other bodies like physical, emotional, and a connection to something higher than ourselves.
- [32:20] Four factors of aligned action include your energetic capacity, your emotional capacity, what you value most, and the season of life that you’re in.
- [39:23] Having soul alignment can make your business sustainable for the long run.
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