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73: Is This Career Worth Getting Sick For?
Have you ever had to ask yourself: “Is this career worth getting sick for?”
In this solo episode, I take you behind the scenes of a new project launching the Hurdle2Hope Journal on LinkedIn and share the very first entry that sparked it all. It’s a raw reflection on career, chronic illness, and the pivotal question that changed the course of my life.
This episode is especially for those living with a health condition, navigating the complex balance between work and wellbeing. If your job is taking more than your body can give, this conversation offers space to reflect, reconnect with what matters, and explore what’s possible when health is truly prioritised.
💭 KEY EPISODE TAKEAWAYS:
- The question “Is this career worth getting sick for?” applies deeply to those living with long-term health challenges.
- Prioritising wellbeing isn’t just personal—it needs to be supported at a workplace level.
- Aligning with your purpose is essential during times of emotional turmoil or burnout.
- People with lived experience offer valuable insight into reshaping how we work and lead.
🔗 SHOW RESOURCES:
- Episode 73 Blog Is This Career Worth Getting Sick For? https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/career-worth-getting-sick-teisha-rose-rbzfc
- Healthcare Frontline Wellbeing Workshop – 25 - June 25
hurdle2hope.com/frontlinelive - Connect with me on LinkedIn: Teisha Rose
Follow the Hurdle2Hope Journal series - Related Episodes:
Episode 45 – Building a Meaningful Career Through Illness
Episode 34 – Muscle Tension Dysphonia & How Allied Health Transformed My Recovery
If you LOVED this episode, share it on your Instagram stories and tag me @hurdle2hope.
Send Teisha a text message ❤️🧡💚
Unexpected hurdles interrupt all of our lives. It is how you respond that will define your experience.
To find out how Hurdle2Hope can support you or your organisation please visit hurdle2hope.com.
I would love to connect with you, Teisha.
Also, are you following @hurdle2hope on social media... I would love to see you there!
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By Teisha RoseHave you ever had to ask yourself: “Is this career worth getting sick for?”
In this solo episode, I take you behind the scenes of a new project launching the Hurdle2Hope Journal on LinkedIn and share the very first entry that sparked it all. It’s a raw reflection on career, chronic illness, and the pivotal question that changed the course of my life.
This episode is especially for those living with a health condition, navigating the complex balance between work and wellbeing. If your job is taking more than your body can give, this conversation offers space to reflect, reconnect with what matters, and explore what’s possible when health is truly prioritised.
💭 KEY EPISODE TAKEAWAYS:
- The question “Is this career worth getting sick for?” applies deeply to those living with long-term health challenges.
- Prioritising wellbeing isn’t just personal—it needs to be supported at a workplace level.
- Aligning with your purpose is essential during times of emotional turmoil or burnout.
- People with lived experience offer valuable insight into reshaping how we work and lead.
🔗 SHOW RESOURCES:
- Episode 73 Blog Is This Career Worth Getting Sick For? https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/career-worth-getting-sick-teisha-rose-rbzfc
- Healthcare Frontline Wellbeing Workshop – 25 - June 25
hurdle2hope.com/frontlinelive - Connect with me on LinkedIn: Teisha Rose
Follow the Hurdle2Hope Journal series - Related Episodes:
Episode 45 – Building a Meaningful Career Through Illness
Episode 34 – Muscle Tension Dysphonia & How Allied Health Transformed My Recovery
If you LOVED this episode, share it on your Instagram stories and tag me @hurdle2hope.
Send Teisha a text message ❤️🧡💚
Unexpected hurdles interrupt all of our lives. It is how you respond that will define your experience.
To find out how Hurdle2Hope can support you or your organisation please visit hurdle2hope.com.
I would love to connect with you, Teisha.
Also, are you following @hurdle2hope on social media... I would love to see you there!
Instagram
Facebook
LinkedIn