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Hello guys, and welcome to another episode! You are probably like who’s the guest today? But my friends, it is just me and you. So sit down, get something good to drink, or take a walk and take a listen today. I am going to be talking all about tips for avoiding burnout as a freelancer.
The term burnout is something we definitely have heard in the nursing world at the bedside. It’s obvious when we’re taking on too many patients, having too many tasks, getting frustrated with coworkers and families, and sometimes even our patients. In the freelance world, burnout looks a little bit different but it’s still there.
As a freelancer, you might feel like you’re scurried to get a deadline done, or maybe you’re getting annoyed with clients. Either way, when we take on too much in our lives we’re taking from a different cup just to fulfill another cup. It’s always at the expense of ourselves.
It is not good and we know this. But today, let’s talk all about some ways we can address it.
Identify your needs
Start to get to know yourself. You can even take a personality test. I really like the one called 16personalities.com. It takes about 12 minutes and really has results that relate to you.
As an introvert, I recharged by being alone, usually in nature. My husband on the other hand is a very active extrovert and he really enjoys having company with friends around them when he’s trying to relax. That doesn’t mean I don’t frequently see family and friends, but it’s just not the way. My brain likes to react and relax. I also know when I am stressed. I need to do some sort of activity that involves nature. Sometimes walking, sometimes running. I always feel better when I come back and I feel refreshed and just ready to go. I’m also a person who likes to start and complete a project at the same time. If I’m cleaning out, I need to get that done or I can’t relax. I
Welcome to the Savvy Scribe Podcast, I'm so glad you're here! Before we start the show, if you're interested, we have a free Facebook group called "Savvy Nurse Writer Community"
I appreciate you following me and listening today. I would LOVE for you to subscribe: ITUNES
And if you love it, can I ask for a Savvy Nurse Writer Community on Facebook and visit savvynursewriter.com to help you get started today!
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If you’re ready to start exploring if freelance writing is your next PRN job or even full-time, I invite you to check out the Savvy Nurse Writer Community on Facebook and the Plan Produce Profit Course + Membership to help you get started today!
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Hello guys, and welcome to another episode! You are probably like who’s the guest today? But my friends, it is just me and you. So sit down, get something good to drink, or take a walk and take a listen today. I am going to be talking all about tips for avoiding burnout as a freelancer.
The term burnout is something we definitely have heard in the nursing world at the bedside. It’s obvious when we’re taking on too many patients, having too many tasks, getting frustrated with coworkers and families, and sometimes even our patients. In the freelance world, burnout looks a little bit different but it’s still there.
As a freelancer, you might feel like you’re scurried to get a deadline done, or maybe you’re getting annoyed with clients. Either way, when we take on too much in our lives we’re taking from a different cup just to fulfill another cup. It’s always at the expense of ourselves.
It is not good and we know this. But today, let’s talk all about some ways we can address it.
Identify your needs
Start to get to know yourself. You can even take a personality test. I really like the one called 16personalities.com. It takes about 12 minutes and really has results that relate to you.
As an introvert, I recharged by being alone, usually in nature. My husband on the other hand is a very active extrovert and he really enjoys having company with friends around them when he’s trying to relax. That doesn’t mean I don’t frequently see family and friends, but it’s just not the way. My brain likes to react and relax. I also know when I am stressed. I need to do some sort of activity that involves nature. Sometimes walking, sometimes running. I always feel better when I come back and I feel refreshed and just ready to go. I’m also a person who likes to start and complete a project at the same time. If I’m cleaning out, I need to get that done or I can’t relax. I
Welcome to the Savvy Scribe Podcast, I'm so glad you're here! Before we start the show, if you're interested, we have a free Facebook group called "Savvy Nurse Writer Community"
I appreciate you following me and listening today. I would LOVE for you to subscribe: ITUNES
And if you love it, can I ask for a Savvy Nurse Writer Community on Facebook and visit savvynursewriter.com to help you get started today!
Support the show
FOLLOW & REVIEW THE SAVVY SCRIBE ON APPLE PODCASTS
I appreciate you following me and listening today. I would LOVE for you to subscribe: ITUNES
And if you love it, can I ask for a review? Select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review.”
If you’re ready to start exploring if freelance writing is your next PRN job or even full-time, I invite you to check out the Savvy Nurse Writer Community on Facebook and the Plan Produce Profit Course + Membership to help you get started today!
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