Running on Empty: Signs You’re Functioning While Depleted‍

Sandi Edghill, Certified Work-Life Wellness Coach

The Wellness Edge with Sandi Edghill (Ep 1)

Episode 1 - Running On Empty
Sandi Edghill

In this episode, I explore what it looks like to keep functioning, performing, leading, and taking care of everyone else while quietly running on empty.

For high-achieving women, depletion does not always look like falling apart. Sometimes it looks like irritability, poor sleep, difficulty focusing, losing interest in things you once enjoyed, constant fatigue, or simply telling yourself, “I just need to get through this week,” week after week.

I share a season when exhaustion became so normal that I learned to work around it rather than question it.

This conversation invites you to pay closer attention to what your body, emotions, and behaviors may be telling you.

In this episode, I explore:

How exhaustion can quietly become your normal

The difference between managing your life and managing your depletion

Why high-achieving women can become especially skilled at functioning while exhausted

Your Edge Work for the Week

Instead of creating a new wellness plan or completely changing your schedule, I encourage you to simply notice.

Ask yourself:

What have I learned to live with that I no longer want to call normal?

What have you gotten used to?

What do you need more of?

What might you need less of?

About Sandi Edghill

Sandi Edghill is an Executive Work Life Wellness Coach, author, speaker, and host of The Wellness Edge, where she creates space for honest conversations about success, wellness, leadership, and building a life that allows you to thrive without losing yourself in the process.

Hear The Wellness Edge with Sandi Edghill every Wednesday at 12:00 PM & 7:00 PM and on Friday at 1:00 PM Eastern on Sistahs Connect Radio.

 
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