Are you aware of the hidden benefits of pausing your work routine as a social entrepreneur?

Today, I'm excited to discuss the underrated value of sabbaticals for social entrepreneurs. It amazes me how little is told about how breaking the routine and taking intentional pauses allow us to renew our energy and creativity.

Slowing down, disconnecting, and putting our routine on hold are proven methods to counter leadership's silent killers: fear and fatigue. By diving into intentional pauses, we can prevent their negative long-term effects on our health and social enterprise.

Tune in and listen to the fifty-seventh episode of Avant-garde Entrepreneur. You'll hear about my recent experience with sabbaticals and how creating an intentional pause led to enjoying renewed energy, enhanced clarity, and a higher vibrational state. You'll also learn key strategies to plan your sabbatical, tips and practical advice on what to do while you are in the middle of it, the things I would do differently in the next one, and much more.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• A bit about Trisha's experiment pressing the pause button (5:50)
• About the emotional changes that stem from sabbaticals (12:50)
• How letting go of the outcomes changes us (19:00)
• The physical effects the sabbatical had on Trisha (24:30)
• What you should know and do before you press the pause button (30:20)
• Tips and advice to consider during the sabbatical (35:20)

Resources:

• My new book! Mindset Matters
• My email: Trisha@TrishaBaileyPhD.com
• Quiz! What's Your Social Entrepreneur Style?
• Avant-garde Entrepreneur Academy Waitlist

Let's Connect!

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Have you noticed that you are prone to think more negatively about your chances of succeeding at something whenever you feel energy-depleted? And spending time second-guessing yourself, feeding negative thoughts, and paying too much attention to what scares you makes you exhausted?

This happens because fear and fatigue are intimately related. The good news? There is a way of spotting them on time, dealing with them, and preventing them from affecting you and your social enterprise.

Today, we talk about the silent killers: fear and fatigue. You'll hear first-hand how they threatened my mental and physical health, how they got in the middle of my professional life, why I call them silent killers, and how I overcame them.

Tune in and listen to the fifty-sixth episode of Avant-garde Entrepreneur. You'll hear my definition of fear and fatigue, my personal experiences dealing with them, and why they're dangerous to the point they can kill your leadership, hack your spirit, and make you drastically less effective. I also share five tips to spot, deal with, and overcome these silent killers, self-reflection and spiritual practices to help you overcome burnout, and much more.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• Why silent killers are "so popular" among social entrepreneurs (5:40)
• Trust the helping hand of journaling (12:30)
• Trisha's definition of Fear and Fatigue (15:50)
• Why stretching yourself too thin makes you vulnerable to the silent killers' hit (21:10)
• Five tips to spot on and overcome fear and fatigue (29:20)
• The importance of creating space for pressing the pause button (39:40)

Resources:

• Quiz! What's Your Social Entrepreneur Style?
• Avant-garde Entrepreneur Academy Waitlist

Let's Connect!

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• LinkedIn
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Imagine for a second how you would feel if, after a mistake or an unexpected succession of events, you lose everything and find yourself on the streets, struggling with addiction, coming out of jail, or dealing with PTSD after serving in the army. Now, imagine someone extends their hand and equips you with the tools to start over again. That helping hand would be Robb Munger's.

Today, I'm so excited to be joined by Robb Munger. Robb is the CEO and Executive Director at Exodus Place, a transitional housing facility for men experiencing homelessness. It started with many uncertainties about its future but with a clear objective: creating a culture for those needing a hand-up, not a handout. Robb is convinced that homelessness can (and must!) be cured, not treated.

Tune in and listen to the fifty-fifth episode of Avant-garde Entrepreneur. You'll hear about Robb's upbringing, how it impacted his vision of the world, and his transition from happily donating yet avoiding being involved with non-profits to starting Exodus Place. Robb also talks about his relationship with entrepreneurship before Exodus Place, creating a culture that empowers men and uplifts their self-worth, shares practical tips for sustainable growth, and more.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• Robb talks about his upbringing and how it molded his character (3:50)
• Robb's first steps into entrepreneurship (9:30)
• The realization at a restaurant that changed Robb's life (20:00)
• Robb talks about the soft and hard skills Exodus Place teaches (25:10)
• Robb's secret sauce: building a culture for success (32:00)
• Exodus Place's three pillars (38:00)
• Why Exodus Place is so successful at keeping people on the program and reducing recidivism dramatically (47:20)
• Robb shares advice on how to scale a social enterprise (54:20)

Connect with Robb Munger:

• Exodus Place's website
• LinkedIn
• Robb's Book: Momentum: Getting One's Momentum Back! (Intentional Velocity Series, Volume 1)

Resources:

• Quiz! What's Your Social Entrepreneur Style?
• Avant-garde Entrepreneur Academy Waitlist

Let's Connect!

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• LinkedIn
• Facebook
• Instagram

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