The Predictable Pattern Behind Chronic Illness at Work | Sue McKinley
About this episode
Sue McKinley discusses the systemic causes of chronic illness at work and the need for new operating systems to support human resilience.
Burnout, chronic stress, and fatigue at work are not personal failures – they're symptoms of a system designed to drain human capacity. Systems health strategist Sue McKinley explains why so many professionals stay stuck despite effort, therapy, or time off. She walks through the predictable pattern behind chronic illness, what "total load" looks like in a professional's daily life, and why most workplaces need a new operating system for human resilience. This conversation helps leaders understand the root cause and build conditions for sustainable performance without burning people out. Khudania Ajay (KAJ) leads the conversation. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/kaj-business-money-live--6217536/support .
People in this episode
Host: Khudania Ajay
Guest: Sue McKinley
Topics covered
- chronic illness
- burnout
- workplace resilience
- professional performance
- systemic issues
Keywords
- chronic stress
- fatigue
- total load
- workplace health
- sustainable performance
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