Why We Wrote Our Book
On today's blog, Kristen is sharing the reasons why we wrote our book. My relationship with burnout I (Kristen) moved up and down the burnout spectrum throughout my life. Every…
What Does It Mean To Violate Someone’s Boundaries?
Eleanor is guest blogging for us today, talking about what does it mean to violate someone's boundaries. What does it mean to violate someone's boundaries? “You violated my boundaries!” Have…
How To Practice Holistic Well-Being
Talking about how to practice holistic well-being might sound like a tall ask. But, I promise to break it down for you. First up, we have to talk about what…
3 Tips For Burnout Recovery
Our Top Tips on Burnout Kristen here, with our 3 tips for burnout recovery. Burnout recovery is a fickle thing. It depends on how you’re experiencing burnout and what part…
Our Personal Stories of Burnout
Hey, y’all - it’s Erin here, and it’s time to share my own personal story with burnout. If you’d like to read Kristen’s, you can find it HERE. One of…
Understanding Women and Burnout: The Myth of Leaning In
How can we get to a place of understanding women and burnout? Remember about a decade ago when the zeitgeist was full of buzz about Sharyl Sandberg? She told women…
Are You A Planner Or Do You Fly By The Seat Of Your Pants?
What does baseball have to do with this? In fiction writing, we have a question: are you a planner or a pantster? Do you have a detailed out line you…
My Top 5 Realigning Books
Happy August, y’all! It’s Erin here to share with you my Top 5 Realigning Books. Realignment is not just about getting a massage or going to the chiropractor. As a…
Practicing Proactive Inclusion Instead of Reactive Accommodation
A few months ago I came across Debra Ruh's distinction between proactive inclusion and reactive accommodation (image below). This distinction is absolutely necessary for authentic inclusion, and I want to…
Burnout Recovery: What is Realignment?
what do we mean by realignment? “Realignment” might sound like an odd word as part of burnout recovery, but we think it’s quite essential. In some theological circles, this can…