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Celebrating My Wins During Burn Out: Passionately Failing Towards Greatness

Writer's picture: Kristyl NehoKristyl Neho

It has been a tough few weeks for me. I've been feeling burnt out, overworked, and anxious. My anemia has me feeling exhausted and it seems like no matter how hard I try, I just can't seem to keep up with the demands of my business, career and other initiatives. I've been working long hours, skipping meals, trying to keep up with request from so many people and sacrificing my personal life just to try and stay on top of things. But despite my best efforts, I still feel like I'm falling behind.


It's been a real struggle to keep going. There have been days when I've felt like giving up, when I've wondered if it's all worth it. But deep down, I know that I'm doing my best. I'm pushing myself to the limit, and I'm determined to see this through.


I know that there's a payoff coming. Well, I hope there is. I know that all of this hard work will eventually pay off, and that I'll be able to look back on this time with pride. But right now, it's hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel. It's hard to stay positive when I feel like I'm just treading water.


But I'm not giving up and will never give up no matter how close I get to wanting too. I'm not going to let burnout, anxiety, or overworking get the best of me. I'm going to keep pushing forward, one tiny win at a time.


And that's the thing - even though it feels like I'm struggling, I'm still having a lot of tiny consistent wins of like minimum 10 a day. Maybe it's finishing a project on time, doing some voice over work, getting positive feedback about the work we are doing, completing one of our milestones like registering our charitable trust, getting closer to finishing our online program or delivering 10 in person programs a week. Maybe it's just making it through the day without completely falling apart. The biggest wins I have been having is spending time with my daughter, our new puppies and my family. Whatever it is, these little victories are what keep me going.


But I know that I need to find more balance. I can't keep sacrificing my health and well-being for the sake of my business. I need to make time for myself, to do things that make me happy and help me relax. Whether it's going for a walk, reading a book, or just taking a few minutes to meditate, I need to prioritize self-care.


It's not going to be easy. There will still be days when I feel overwhelmed and stressed out. But I know that if I keep pushing forward, if I keep focusing on those tiny consistent wins, I'll eventually find the balance I need. I am looking forward to a much-needed holiday to Thailand in 6 weeks.


Also, during the hard times I highly recommend you surround yourself with people who you love and those who care about you. I am lucky to have a good group of people around me like my daughter, my Mumty, my Maia Dreams Team, my brothers KK & Neville and my friends.


So, here's to the struggle. Here's to the hard work, the anxiety, and the burnout. And here's to the tiny consistent wins that keep us going.





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