In this episode, Jennifer Krapp, head of restaurant operations at The Indigo Road Hospitality Group, shares her journey in hospitality and the importance of self-care in avoiding burnout.

Listeners will learn:

How Jennifer's love for hospitality and acts of service started at a young age (01:43)
The inflection point in her career that put her on the path to where she is today (04:28)
How Jennifer kept going and led her team through a major setback (06:27)
The importance of mindset and resilience in handling challenges (07:08)
Jennifer's role at The Indigo Road Hospitality Group and her experience opening 14 restaurants in three and a half years (09:26)
Her personal experience with burnout and the steps she took to recover (10:09)
The daily practices Jennifer has implemented to avoid burnout, such as morning exercise and setting boundaries between work and home life (11:49)
The importance of making time for self-care (14:57)

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Breaking The Burnout Cycle: What I've Learned About Sustainable Career Success in Hospitality - Jennifer Krapp, The Indigo Road Hospitality Group