Working Mom Burnout Is Not Really About Doing Too Much

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Working Mom Burnout Is Not Really About Doing Too Much

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It is the end of a long day and you are lying awake doing the math on summer camps, school clothes, and a checking account you have not looked at in weeks.

The tiredness is not just physical. So much of working-mother burnout comes from financial stress and the invisible labor no one sees or counts. The real shift is learning what you can control and what you cannot.

In this episode, Dr. Susan Landers, a neonatologist, and Dr. Tabatha Russell, a financial strategist, break down how mindset and money are at the root of what is burning working moms out — and what actually changes things.

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