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STP 117 | Burnout and the Better Way
Burnout and the Better Way: How to Repackage Your Wisdom Without Starting Over
Scaling Therapy Practice | Episode 117
If you're feeling worn out from back-to-back sessions and thinking, “There’s got to be a better way,” this episode is for you. In Part 3 of our burnout series, we talk about repurposing what you already know—without burning out, quitting therapy, or starting from scratch.
You’ll hear practical, hope-filled ideas for earning differently—by turning your existing expertise into scalable offers that help more people (and free up your schedule). You don’t need more hustle. Just a shift in how you package what you already do best.
Top 3 Reasons to Listen
Highlights
James names the burnout so many therapists feel—and offers a hopeful alternative.
You already have everything you need. Start with what you repeat most in session.
A practical metaphor for how to think about your course content.
Why you shouldn’t wait until you have the whole map to start your journey.
How small, low-risk products help you test what works—before you invest big.
Avoid burnout by starting with curiosity products that work alongside your practice.
Encouragement to stop hiding your brilliance behind the therapy room clock.
Resources + Mentions
Scaling Therapy Practice podcast:
Listen on Apple Podcasts
Listen on Apple Podcasts
Closing Invitation
You don’t have to quit therapy to earn differently. You need to repackage what you already know. If you’ve felt stuck or exhausted, this might be your small, faithful next step.
Your course might be the answer someone’s been praying for.
Let’s build something together.
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By James Marland
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Burnout and the Better Way: How to Repackage Your Wisdom Without Starting Over
Scaling Therapy Practice | Episode 117
If you're feeling worn out from back-to-back sessions and thinking, “There’s got to be a better way,” this episode is for you. In Part 3 of our burnout series, we talk about repurposing what you already know—without burning out, quitting therapy, or starting from scratch.
You’ll hear practical, hope-filled ideas for earning differently—by turning your existing expertise into scalable offers that help more people (and free up your schedule). You don’t need more hustle. Just a shift in how you package what you already do best.
Top 3 Reasons to Listen
Highlights
James names the burnout so many therapists feel—and offers a hopeful alternative.
You already have everything you need. Start with what you repeat most in session.
A practical metaphor for how to think about your course content.
Why you shouldn’t wait until you have the whole map to start your journey.
How small, low-risk products help you test what works—before you invest big.
Avoid burnout by starting with curiosity products that work alongside your practice.
Encouragement to stop hiding your brilliance behind the therapy room clock.
Resources + Mentions
Scaling Therapy Practice podcast:
Listen on Apple Podcasts
Listen on Apple Podcasts
Closing Invitation
You don’t have to quit therapy to earn differently. You need to repackage what you already know. If you’ve felt stuck or exhausted, this might be your small, faithful next step.
Your course might be the answer someone’s been praying for.
Let’s build something together.
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