Miss Hannah Tackett, please tell me about your vision.
Absolutely.
So I guess my vision is to help professional women end burnout.
And I think it's so important because I've
talked to so many women who didn't even realize
that they were on the path to burnout until it was essentially
not too late, but until they'd experienced it
and they'd experienced the cost of burnout.
And so I guess my vision is to help women
to turn that around before they quit their jobs,
lose millions of dollars or hundreds of thousands of dollars
depending on where they're at, and turn it around
before their body forces them to.
So it's.
Yeah.
Where did your vision come from?
What sparked this?
Well, my own burnout, honestly.
I was working in tech full time, two young children at home,
and I got to a point where I wasn't able to get out of bed.
And it was a very eye-opening, terrifying experience for me
because I worked so hard for that career.
And I loved my children.
And I felt like I wasn't showing up for work,
and I wasn't showing up for my kids,
and it wasn't acceptable.
And I was afraid I was going to lose the job,
and I care deeply about being the mom that I want to be.
And so ending that burnout and making sure
that it never happened again became my number one priority.
And then on that path, on that journey,
I started helping others and became a coach
and got further education.
And it just kind of shifted the direction,
trajectory of my focus.
Yeah.
Where in tech were you from?
What was your background then?
I was a software design manager.
OK, that is much more into tech than I am.
I do videography as my forte.
So my background has always been technical directing
for multiple cameras.
And so taking on podcasting is like a hobby of sorts.
I'm just helping out Jackson with his stuff now.
Very cool.
Mine was enterprise software.
All right, yeah.
No, software's ones and zeros is not my thing.
Let's see.
Let me find what's the next question that fits.
Let's see.
How did you get started with where you're at now?
What was the beginning process for you?
Well, I mean, the beginning was really just not
being able to get out of bed.
But in terms of where I started to gain some traction
and where the shift started to happen
was when I prioritized my yes.
And that's what I consider the first step in ending burnout
is pursuing your yes, prioritizing your yes.
And for me, my yes was my health.
And when I'm working with my clients,
we figure out, well, what are you saying yes to in your life?
And we find ways to carve out space for that.
And that's the first step in ending burnout.
Yeah, find the things you enjoy to do
and keep saying yes to them.
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