A short YouTube monologue (a #short) asserting that many women face burnout while juggling childcare, household duties, paid work, and building businesses on the side. The speaker frames burnout through a nervous-system lens, attributing increased sensory pressures and multiple role demands as contributors to a heightened risk of burnout.
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I think that what a lot of women, I think a lot of women are experiencing burnout in business. 100% women are. In this place of burnout, we're juggling so many things, right? We were predominantly taking care of just our babies and taking care of the household and maybe doing some, you know, bartering with our neighbors and things like that. Now we are still oftentimes managing a majority of that as well as now adding in, you know, work. And for most of the women that I've worked with, they're, they're, they have a full time job or a part time job of some sort, and then they're also now building this business on the side. And I think that just with the way, like looking at it from a nervous system perspective, the amount of pressures and a lot of amount of stimuli and the amount of like sensory stimuli that we're receiving today is putting us in a little bit more of a state of potential burnout. Regardless of the activities that we're doing. We just have so much coming at us.