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Published on Oct 10, 2022
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
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Whole Human Living
Lyndi Zavy, M.A., PHR
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alskikof
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TW: 2020-2021
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engin akyurt
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We are whole humans
Pandemic lessons learned
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Vstretimsya Na Rassvete
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What is whole human living?
Let's start with what it isn't
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Brandi Redd
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Burnout
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Teleyinex
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Three Components of Burnout
Emotional exhaustion- tired that sleep won't fix
Depersonalization- out of empathy and compassion
Decreased sense of accomplishment- fultility, most common in men
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Tim Johnson
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Why are we burned out?
Fight/flight/freeze
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CHUTTERSNAP
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Completing the
Stress Cycle
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Evgeni Tcherkasski
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6 Strategies for Breaking Burnout
Breathing
Positive social interaction
Laughter
Affection
Have a good cry (really)
Creative expression
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horrigans
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Hustle & Float
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Jackalope West
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So then what's the opposite of burnout?
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osbock
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Whole Human Living
Mental
Emotional
Physical
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Luc Dobigeon
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Mental
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Adrien Converse
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Quiz: Do You Need Therapy?
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Jan Kahánek
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Mindfulness
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Alejandro Piñero Amerio
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Focusing on the present moment
Acknowledging one's feelings and thoughts
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matthias.ripp
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3 Components of Mindfulness
Awareness- Observe mindfully (sensory)
Acceptance- Nonjudgmental description (verbal)
Action- Being intentional and using skills (Behavioral)
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Filip Zrnzević
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A commitment to mindfulness
is a commitment to minimize harm to self and others
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Kelly Sikkema
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Trade Scarcity for Abundance
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Nerissa Villas
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Emotional
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0soulis0
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Emotional Agility
Susan David, PhD
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blavandmaster
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Showing Up
Facing your thoughts, emotions, stories, experiences with curiosity, kindness and courage
Forego the idea that emotions are inherently good/bad
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Jack Anstey
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Stepping Out
Emotions are data, not directives
Create space between situation and reaction- allows for intentional response
"I am stressed"- what else might you be feeling?
Hint: mindfulness will help
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Rodion Kutsaev
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Walking with Your Why
Understanding what is important to you
Incorporate those values into your daily actions
Simply writing out your values helps you stay grounded
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Sébastien Goldberg
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Moving On
Making intentional shifts to lead to fulfillment
Adopt a change mindset
Make small tweaks to change habits
Move towards discomfort
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JackAZ Photo
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Physical
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G. Lamar
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Pick Three a Day
Work
Sleep
Family
Fitness
Friends
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Lesley~B
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Prioritize Sleep
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Matthew Henry
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Put physical health on your to-do list
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Freddy Castro
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Who are you at your core?
Find what moves you to move
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Ana_Cotta
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"As we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same."
- Marianne Williamson
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thr3 eyes
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Thank you
lyndi@rivers-roads.com
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Martin Sanchez
Lyndi Zavy
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