
Ep. 11 Passion and Burnout: Holding the Bothness in Helping Work
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What happens when the work that fuels your purpose also drains your energy?
In this episode of It’s Both, Nikki P sits down with Corey, as he shares his honest story of navigating burnout, toxic work environments, and the deep emotional toll of helping professions. From his time serving homeless youth and the LGBTQ+ community to finding a workplace that finally honors his well-being, Corey opens up about what it really takes to stay in the work without losing yourself in it. Corey’s stories are a testament to the emotional complexities of meaningful work. This conversation is a powerful exploration of emotional resilience, self-advocacy, and the very real personal growth journey that comes with caring deeply — for others and for yourself.
In the episode you’ll hear:
- What burnout actually feels like in helping work
- The importance of honest storytelling in leadership
- How trauma impacts caregivers
- Why humor and daily rituals can be survival tools
- And how finding a supportive job can shift everything
Whether you’re in a helping profession, on the edge of burnout, or simply trying to hold multiple truths in your day-to-day life, this episode offers real stories, authentic conversation, and a reminder that your well-being matters. Join us for this impactful episode of "It's Both" and embark on a journey of embracing life’s complexities while learning to prioritize your own well-being. Tune in now and let’s navigate this together!
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