Dear Workaholics Recover from Burnout and Reclaim Your Life
Are you a workaholic who feels burned out? Do you feel unfulfilled and a little lost? Have you always felt like there has to be more to life than the one you are living today? Are you craving some sort of change, but you're not sure how to find it or where to start looking? Well, I'm so glad you're here then. Flip this book open, and start embarking on a fun journey to recover from burnout and live the life you have always wanted to live! Kat Nieh shares her transformative stories, lessons, and inspiration for those who are ready to take action now. Dear Workaholics provides a different perspective, not only for workaholics but for those who believe being a workaholic can't be leveraged. The word "workaholic" doesn't have to be the bad thing it's made out to be―it's actually a superpower once you know how to harness its massive potential. NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR: I know you're busy. I know you have plenty of other things pulling your attention in multiple directions. So I've broken down this book into 10 major parts and its chapters into smaller chunks. It'll be an easy read for you as I've also factored in those of you who have the tl;dr ("too long; didn't read") mindset. So each time you pick up this book, just commit to reading each short chapter in its entirety before you put the book down. Also, some chapters have exercises to help you apply the concepts and learnings to your own life. Choose whether you want to work on them as you go or read the entire book once through and then come back to them. I also have extended resources on my website www.dearworkaholics.com for you to access and download or check out my podcast "Dear Workaholics" for more in-depth information. This book is a cumulation of some of the modalities, programs, and coaching I've received to help me transform my life. This is what worked for me, so pull from this book what works for you. Have an open mind, and be curious, my dear workaholic. Know that you have the ability to change your life. You just need to make the decision to do so.