Balance and Burnout

Did you go from employee to entrepreneur to find work-life balance, but instead, find yourself headed towards burnout? This workshop teaches you how to find a work-life balance that works for your unique situation.

Entrepreneurs are the only people who will work 80 hours a week to avoid working 40 hours a week for someone else.

When asked to compare their current priorities to those before the pandemic, 31 per cent of working Canadians say that work-life balance is more important to them now.
Entrepreneurs suffering from burnout often experience low motivation, low efficiency, and poor focus.

During this interactive session participants will work through exercises that teach them to

• Identify what work-life balance means to you
• Recognize the signs of burnout
• Develop a plan to bring more balance to your life

Learning Outcomes:

• Know what you want for your work-life balance
• Understand and avoid the pitfalls of entrepreneurial burnout
• Have a plan to feel good about how you spend every moment of your day  

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