When life feels like one long to-do list, Heather and Emily crack open the truth about burnout, boundaries, and the brutal comedy of middle-aged womanhood.

Between parenting teens, surviving peri menopause, and juggling full-time careers, the hosts wrestle with the question:

When is enough actually enough?

This episode is a raw, laugh-so-you-don’t-cry conversation about emotional overload, invisible labor, and the impossible myth of “having it all.”

What You’ll Learn:

• The emotional cost of doing everything for everyone—and how guilt keeps women stuck in burnout
• Why “I’m fine” is often code for “I’m one text away from snapping”
• How boundaries are less about saying no and more about not losing yourself,
• The hidden anxiety of productivity and the myth of being “put together”
• Why humor, honesty, and friendship are the best therapy you’ll never pay for

Episode Highlights:

• 03:00 – When burnout becomes your baseline and chaos feels normal
• 08:45 – The invisible labor of motherhood and middle-age multitasking
• 14:20 – Anxiety, boundaries, and the guilt of saying no
• 20:10 – The messy reality of perimenopause and mood swings that make no sense
• 25:40 – How humor saves you from losing your mind (and your sanity)
• 30:50 – Closing reflections: learning to rest without apologizing

Tools, Frameworks, or Strategies Mentioned:

• Self-awareness as a boundary-setting tool
• “Fixer Mode” and how it feeds emotional exhaustion
• The art of saying no without apology
• Mindful reframing: turning guilt into permission for rest

Closing Insight:

“Burnout doesn’t happen because we’re weak. It happens because we’ve been strong for too damn long.”

If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing everything right and still losing your mind, this one’s for you. Pour a drink, drop the guilt, and let Heather and Emily remind you that you’re not broken, you’re just human.

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