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Why High Achievers Burn Out: The Leadership Mistake That Pushes People Too Far | Dr Stephanie Duguid

The Word Tailor and Resilience Brilliance

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Why High Achievers Burn Out: The Leadership Mistake That Pushes People Too Far | Dr Stephanie Duguid

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The Word Tailor and Resilience Brilliance
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25 просмотров · 3 дня назад
In this episode of the Resilience Brilliance Podcast, host Jena Taylor sits down with Dr. Stephanie Duguid, leadership culture strategist, keynote speaker, podcaster, and bestselling author of Exponentially Elevate Your Leadership Impact, for a powerful conversation about high achiever burnout, workplace culture, grief, resilience, psychological safety and leadership. Stephanie shares how the sudden death of her mother at 61 profoundly changed her life and shaped the way she leads. Her mother modeled something simple: see the person first. Stephanie carried that lesson into more than 30 years in education and organizational leadership, discovering that people perform differently when they feel seen, valued, trusted, and supported. Jena and Stephanie also tackle a problem happening inside workplaces everywhere: we keep piling more work onto the people who are best at getting things done. High achievers often have a greater capacity to perform—but that does not mean their capacity is unlimited. When everything becomes a priority, people don't feel safe speaking up, and leaders continue rewarding competence with more work, burnout and disengagement can become the predictable result. In this episode, you'll discover: ✔ Why high achievers are especially vulnerable to burnout ✔ How workplace culture drives exhaustion, disengagement, and overload ✔ Why psychological safety helps employees speak up before breaking down ✔ How grief can shape resilience, purpose, and leadership ✔ How leaders can build cultures rooted in communication, trust, and real support ✔ How leaders can create cultures where people don't have to sacrifice themselves to perform Stephanie also shares the extraordinary story of her mother's continuing legacy—from handwritten notes preserved for decades to family recipes unexpectedly returned more than 20 years later—and how those experiences became part of Stephanie's commitment to serving others. Because resilience isn't about carrying everything yourself. Chapters 00:00 The Essence of Resilience and Leadership 02:11 Influence of a Mother: A Legacy of Leadership 11:44 Navigating Grief and Identity 20:38 Creating Safe Spaces for Vulnerability 24:21 Turning Grief into Service 29:20 Divine Connections and Lasting Legacies 35:27 Legacy of Recipes and Memories 39:39 The Impact of Handwritten Notes 40:50 Leadership Lessons from Personal Experience 43:43 Creating a Resilient Workplace Culture 49:23 Understanding Burnout and Capacity 01:00:22 The Importance of Asking for Help 01:01:55 Building Trust and Communication Dr. Stephanie:   / drstephanieduguid   https://amzn.to/46UyJXP https://amzn.to/3UaUIa1 FREE RESILIENCE TRAINING https://pages.resiliencebrilliance.co... https://pages.resiliencebrilliance.co... Jena offers a free live Resilience Reset training each month with practical tools to help you reduce overwhelm, strengthen resilience, rebuild capacity, and reclaim your life. Subscribe to Resilience Brilliance and share.   / jenniferltaylor   Be real. Be resilient. Reclaim your life.™