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Stop Doing It All: How to Increase Your Productivity at Work and Avoid the Burnout Emotional Exhaustion
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In this inspiring episode of Get Organized at Work podcast, Kayla revisits a timeless topic from her archives, offering fresh perspective and relevance for today's listeners. She tackles the all-too-common struggle of trying to do everything yourself—whether it’s ensuring everyone’s tasks are completed or attempting to control every outcome. Kayla encourages listeners to pause, reflect, and consider a new approach: asking for help and leaning on others.
She discusses how stepping back and collaborating with your team can unlock a more effective way to work. By leveraging the unique skills of those around you, you not only lighten your load but also achieve better and more productive outcomes.
This episode is a reminder that you don’t have to carry the weight of the world on your shoulders. Instead, Kayla provides actionable advice to help you delegate, collaborate, and ultimately create a smarter, more sustainable path to productivity. Tune in for a dose of encouragement and leave feeling empowered to work more effectively—without the burnout.
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By Kayla Fahey-Ahrndt | MPH, MLS (ASCP) SBB, Laboratory Manager, Healthcare Leader, Scientist
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Join the free podcast community: Get Organized at Work Podcast Community!
In this inspiring episode of Get Organized at Work podcast, Kayla revisits a timeless topic from her archives, offering fresh perspective and relevance for today's listeners. She tackles the all-too-common struggle of trying to do everything yourself—whether it’s ensuring everyone’s tasks are completed or attempting to control every outcome. Kayla encourages listeners to pause, reflect, and consider a new approach: asking for help and leaning on others.
She discusses how stepping back and collaborating with your team can unlock a more effective way to work. By leveraging the unique skills of those around you, you not only lighten your load but also achieve better and more productive outcomes.
This episode is a reminder that you don’t have to carry the weight of the world on your shoulders. Instead, Kayla provides actionable advice to help you delegate, collaborate, and ultimately create a smarter, more sustainable path to productivity. Tune in for a dose of encouragement and leave feeling empowered to work more effectively—without the burnout.
RELATED EPISODES:
RESOURCES MENTIONED:
CONNECT WITH KAYLA:
📱Join My Free Podcast Community for Professionals
🗞Get My Newsletter
RESOURCES:
🆓Free Resource Library: https://www.kfaconsulting.org/freeresourcelibrary
🌐Website: https://www.Kfaconsulting.org
More about Kayla: --Kayla’s “Why” and Leadership Journey: https://www.Kfaconsulting.org/meetkayla
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