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Why does a 50-minute conversation sometimes leave you more drained than a three-mile run? I’m proving that your exhaustion isn't in your head—it’s metabolic. We’ll explore how "holding space" triggers a survival response that taxes your body like a physical threat, leaving behind a measurable "metabolic receipt".
If this episode helped you make sense of your body's signals, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a fellow helper who is tired of blaming themselves for their exhaustion.
By Riley SmithWhy does a 50-minute conversation sometimes leave you more drained than a three-mile run? I’m proving that your exhaustion isn't in your head—it’s metabolic. We’ll explore how "holding space" triggers a survival response that taxes your body like a physical threat, leaving behind a measurable "metabolic receipt".
If this episode helped you make sense of your body's signals, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a fellow helper who is tired of blaming themselves for their exhaustion.