What comes to mind when discussing hustle culture?
Do you think it is true that people are rewarded for pushing through and collecting accolades, financial Security?
It is no secret these questions make me think of 9 to 5 from the 1980s, but then again, that was my decade of birth.
I spoke with Jennie Blumenthal, who 20 years as an executive in Corporate America counseling Fortune 500 companies on Growth strategy and digital transformation and left during the pandemic pivot. She now coaches executive women through their own process of transformation.
Having experienced Burnout, she stepped away from the corporate life, which she wrote about.  Her book,  Corporate Rehab: Ditch the Hustle Culture and Thrive Again, covers these topics, as well as her own transformation as it unfolded. She narrates her steps.

On average, women do twenty more hours of household ‘chores’ than their male counterparts. No wonder burnout is so high among working women! Take the time, slow down, self care is important, and most importantly, read Jennie’s book. I have received my copy this week and look forward to reading it over the next several weeks. I want to take my time and learn as much as I can from a truly insightful and eloquent lady!

Connect with Jennie Blumenthal:
https://www.corporate-rehab.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennieblumenthal/

Originally Published on https://www.theworthyphysician.com/blog

Sapna Shah-Haque Internal Medicine Physician

Dr. Sapna Shah-Haque, MD is a board certified Internal Medicine physician. She was born and raised in Kansas, and attended medical school at the University of Kansas [KU] School of Medicine. She completed her Internal Medicine residency at KU-Wichita as well. After experiencing burnout herself, and watching other physician colleagues burn out, it became a passion of hers to look into different aspects of burnout. While the system does need to change, as it is broken, this podcast is a way to reach physicians and possibly shed light on what is not an isolated situation.