319 - How to Put an End to Performancism

Published: Aug. 28, 2018, 5 a.m.

Kathi sits down with friend and coauthor of "Overwhelmed," Cheri Gregory to talk about performancism. It's important to know when to put an end to your day and stop working for the night.

Cheri shares some personal stories about how she was able to shift her thinking from one of shame and blame to one of, it's okay to rest.

This is a great episode on how to spot performancism, call it out and find a better balance in your life.

In this Episode You Will Know:

  • What the word performancism means.
  • How to know if you suffer from performancism.
  • Why it's important to stop and listen.
  • Why it's important to be both comforting and practical.

 

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Downloads from this episode

The 3 Most Important Things to Know If You Suffer from Performancism 

How to Know If You Suffer from Performancism 

 

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