Financial Advisor Marketing Podcast How Financial Advisors Can Deal With Burnout
Burnout affects 2 of 3 financial advisors -- and the current crisis has made everything worse.
If you're working long hours, can't separate work from your home life, and feel like you're stuck on a treadmill… burnout might be creeping in.
In this episode, you'll find out how to recognise the three types of burnout, discover how to reduce your workload, and create more space in your personal life.
- Don't be happy as a "workaholic" -- why the real definition should scare you (1:41)
- Why 1:05 a.m. might be the best time to move your business forward (3:05)
- 3 signs you are losing your "home life" boundaries and how the convenience of "WFH" accelerates burnout (3:50)
- Why "loving what you do" can put you on the fast track to burnout (5:12)
- Do you suffer from "Stock Market Exhaustion?" How taking time off tricks your brain into increasing your long-term stress (5:32)
- Weekend "vacations" not an effective stress relief? Try this "TIE" shift in your daily schedule (6:25)
- How strictly limiting your workday can explode your profitability (9:25)
- The three types of burnout most financial advisors have and how to fix them (9:54)
- How to reach big goals that should motivate you but instead paralyze you (13:36)
- How to delegate differently and pour a bucket of water on your burnout (16:00)
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