Strategies for High Performers Facing Life's Challenges

What are some of the most common struggles that people battle with that you are work that you're constantly working on with your clients? One of the biggest ones is that it's not as bad as what it actually is, because they're high performers. They're used to pushing past that point of fatigue where it's like, no, it's really not that bad. I've been through worse. Like, this is fine. Like, I just got to get through this, and then I can breathe. Let me just get through this week, and then it'll finally be good, and then I'll be able to come up for air, and then I'll finally be happy. And then once I hit this goal, then that's when I can go do X, Y, Z. And then. So they're chasing this when that never ends up coming, because then there's more responsibility that gets put on their plate, or they reach that point, and then now they get a chance to breathe, and they don't know how to act because they're not used to that pace. And so now they're like, something's wrong, Something's wrong. I need to go be performing. I need to go do something because I'm failing at something. And so I think it's. It's. It's recognizing that, like, hey, it's okay that you don't have it all together, or it's okay that, like, you're struggling. I think that's the biggest barrier that. That's not necessarily the biggest problem they come to me with. That's the biggest barrier that I see within them. But then at the deeper level, it's like, why do I feel like I can't ever catch a break? When is this finally going to feel good? Like, I feel so disconnected from my life. Like, I'm just living on autopilot. Like, this is just what I do, and this is the. This is what I worked for, and this is what it's supposed to be like. And now I need to go for more. So it's like constantly chasing a fix.