Burning Out - Michelle Varghoose
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Adding More and Shockingly, Burning Out
Burning Out Adding More and Shockingly, Burning Out Michelle Varghese Jul 31, 2023 61 23 4 Share I burnt out. After my sister's surgery (she’s doing great) and traveling to Philadelphia for a wedding (absolutely amazing time) I found myself struggling to write. Now, depending what platforms you follow me on, I’ve either been very prolific or noticeably absent. Incrementally, I’ve been adding more and more to my plate, but I didn’t realize I was doing this. By burning out, I was forced to stop and take stock. I started writing a newsletter to accompany my podcast - Build A Wealthy Spirit Podcas
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