A Productive Conversation

Beating Back Burnout with Clark Gaither


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If you’ve ever faced burnout, then this discussion I have with Dr. Clark Gaither is definitely for you. Dr. Gaither is a family physician, author, speaker, blogger, corporate consultant, personal life coach, and an expert on Job Related Burnout. His latest book on this topic, *Reignite*, was released in March 2018.
Talking Points
Why he is so fascinated with job-related burnout.
How burnout nearly led him to leave his thriving medicine practice.
What steps he took to take on his burnout…and beat it back.
What “presenteeism” is and how it can impact burnout.
How to recognize the signs of burnout – even those that are a little more subtle than others.
The relationship between stress and burnout and what the 3 principle hallmarks of burnout are and how to face them so you can reignite your work (and more).
Relevant Links
REIGNITE
Designing Your Mindset with Andy Murphy | The Productivityist Podcast
The REIGNITE Workbook
The 8 Steps to Recognize and Eliminate the Burned Out Mindset
ClarkGaither.com
Dr. Clark Gaither | Twitter
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If this episode resonated, I’m exploring ideas like these more deeply in my upcoming book, Productiveness. You can follow along as it takes shape at mikevardy.com/productiveness.

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