
Amy Leneker discusses her journey from burnout to leading a life of less stress and more joy.
We all know that our jobs are a huge part of our lives, and the way we feel about our workplace, our supervisors, and coworkers has a lot to do with our ability to stay positive and mentally healthy a nd be optimistic about our future. Blue Sky guest Amy Leneker was achieving every success she'd ever imagined in her work, but was still unhappy and eventually became burned out. She's since made it her life's work to get to the bottom of what burns us out at work and what steps we can take to do something about it. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction: Amy Len e ker's Journey This chapter introduces Amy Len e ker , founder and CEO of the Center for Joyful Work, and her mission to help leaders reduce stress and find joy. It highlights her extensive background, including studies at Yale and Harvard, and her book "Cheers to Monday," setting the stage for the discussion on workplace burnout and optimism. 02:26 Optimism, Upbringing, and Career Amy Len e ker discusses the roots of her optimism, attributing it to both innate personality and her Midwest upbringing with 'plenty of love and never enough money.' 05:44 Defining and Recognizing Burnout Amy explains the three components of burnout…
Host: Bill Burke
Guest: Amy Leneker
Organizations: Center for Joyful Work, Yale, Harvard
Books & works: Cheers to Monday
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