Kirstin Pinit's guest appearances

Kirstin Pinit

Yogahealer Podcast

Thrive with Cate Stillman Podcast

You've Got Lael

Brodie Welch

Sarah Cook

Jen Williams

Tracey Biebel

Marli Williams

Rachel Peters

OwlTail

Today I'm talking with my friend in work and life, Kirstin Pinit. Kirstin and I met nearly 5 years ago and immediately bonded over our passion for mind-body wellness, entrepreneurship, and coffee. Very quickly, we also noticed a shared tendency towards overworking. Overworking: Doing more than is expected or required. Pushing harder than necessary to get the job done. Indulging perfectionism. Allowing fear to run the show. Using work as a means to distract or numb. #guilty! Listen to our conversation as we explore where we learned to overwork, how it shows up in our lives, and what we're committed to doing differently now. We'd love to know what you have to contribute to this conversation. Do you tend to overwork? How does it affect you? What are you doing to notice and interrupt this pattern? 📩📬📩📫📩📬📩📫📩📫📩📫 📩📬📩📫📩📬📩📫 This episode is brought to you by Lael Petersen Coaching. Lael Petersen Coaching provides dynamic coaching for women who want to know themselves on a deeper level, shift outdated habits, and live their lives with purpose. If you are tired of talking about your problems and are ready to grow and change, let’s talk. 📩📬📩📫📩📬📩📫📩📫📩📫 📩📬📩📫📩📬📩📫 I would love to connect with you! Yes, YOU!!!   Connect with me on Instagram: @youvegotlael   Check out my website to see how we can work together: http://www.laelpetersen.com/   Please subscribe/follow 'You've Got Lael' wherever you listen to podcasts so you don't miss a single episode.   Did anything resonate with you in this particular episode? If so, please share with a friend and leave a 5-Star Review and a comment wherever you listen to the podcast. I love to read them! Song Credit: In Another Place by Isaac Elliott This is a Crackers In Soup Production

Today I'm talking with my friend in work and life, Kirstin Pinit. Kirstin and I met nearly 5 years ago and immediately bonded over our passion for mind-body wellness, entrepreneurship, and coffee. Very quickly, we also noticed a shared tendency towards overworking. Overworking: Doing more than is expected or required. Pushing harder than necessary to get the job done. Indulging perfectionism. Allowing fear to run the show. Using work as a means to distract or numb. #guilty! Listen to our conversation as we explore where we learned to overwork, how it shows up in our lives, and what we're committed to doing differently now. We'd love to know what you have to contribute to this conversation. Do you tend to overwork? How does it affect you? What are you doing to notice and interrupt this pattern? 📩📬📩📫📩📬📩📫📩📫📩📫 📩📬📩📫📩📬📩📫 This episode is brought to you by <a href="http://www.laelpetersen.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lael Petersen Coaching</a>. Lael Petersen Coaching provides dynamic coaching for women who want to know themselves on a deeper level, shift outdated habits, and live their lives with purpose. If you are tired of talking about your problems and are ready to grow and change, let’s talk<a href="https://hello.dubsado.com/public/form/view/5ff8589510def8ca448eaf5b" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">.</a> 📩📬📩📫📩📬📩📫📩📫📩📫 📩📬📩📫📩📬📩📫 I would love to connect with you! Yes, YOU!!! <ol> <li> Connect with me on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/youvegotlael/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@youvegotlael</a> </li> <li> Check out my website to see how we can work together: <a href="http://www.laelpetersen.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.laelpetersen.com/</a> </li> <li> Please subscribe/follow 'You've Got Lael' wherever you listen to podcasts so you don't miss a single episode. </li> </ol> Did anything resonate with you in this particular episode? If so, please share with a friend and leave a 5-Star Review and a comment wherever you listen to the podcast. I love to read them! Song Credit: In Another Place by Isaac Elliott This is a <a href="https://crackersinsoup.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Crackers In Soup Production</a>

Ep. 18: Overworking with Kirstin Pinit