"Productive Time off" will burn you out

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Hello and good morning, everyone. I'm Katie McManus, business strategist and money mindset coach, coming to you live this Sunday morning to talk about something really, really important that actually took me a stupid amount of time to learn. And just a little housekeeping. I am going live to the Facebooks, to LinkedIn, YouTube and Instagram. I do love these. These lives to be interactive. So if you have any questions or something to add to the conversation, please, please do. My mouth is not awake yet. Apparently I need more coffee. But anyway, I wanted to do a little public service announcement that has to do with being an entrepreneur, a business owner, and burnout. Okay, Burnout is one of the biggest dangers to someone who runs their own business. Because what happens if you burn out? Well, your business, you know, will struggle because you're right. So if you burn yourself out, you're not likely to be able to show up and do all your normal things in your business, which means that your business will suffer, which means your income will suffer, which means you'll get even more stressed out. And that burnout could spiral into you needing to quit and go back and get a 9 to 5 job, which none of us wants. Right? So I wanted to call out something that I found myself doing up until, like, just a year ago. Like, I've been running my business for six and a half years, and I still fall into this trap sometimes where I convince myself that.