This week on the podcast, my friend and mentor, John Eldredge, is back to talk about getting underneath burnout to heal its roots. We’re also talking with John about powerlessness and how to build resilience in life. To that, a trauma researcher is noted as saying, “As hard as the initial trauma is, it’s the aftermath that destroys people.” Why? That’s what we’re going to unpack with John.
If you enjoy this episode with Jamie, I’m sure you’ll also enjoy:
- 202: Masculinity on Fire and How to Predict a Moral Failure Before It Happens (feat. Stephen Mansfield)
- 209: When You Feel Behind in Life and Need Transformation (feat. Morgan Snyder)
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