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#0063: Sarah Saxton-Frump on being great at work you hate, surviving a mental breakdown + redesigning the college pat...
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#0063: Sarah Saxton-Frump on being great at work you hate, surviving a mental breakdown + redesigning the college pat...

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Descripción de #0063: Sarah Saxton-Frump on being great at work you hate, surviving a mental breakdown + redesigning the college pat...

Working adults who decide to go back to school, also known as post-traditional students, do not have time for burnout. This is exactly the group of folks that today's guest, Sarah Saxton-Frump, serves at PelotonU, in Austin, Texas. As PelotonU’s Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer, Sarah and the organization are committed to ensuring working adults can earn a college degree on time without a mountain of debt. We explore the challenges, or straight-up barriers, that exist for these adults who want to continue or go back to school. As Sarah says, “Picture going back to school right now with nothing else changing in your life.”
Yes, you will learn about PelotonU and its innovative, competency-based learning initiative. You’re also going to learn about Sarah, the perfectly imperfect human being. Sarah opened up about how she grew to hate the work she was great at and how that contributed to a mental breakdown.
Healing has been a part of her path, and Sarah’s incredibly candid about what it took to overcome her obstacles. She also opened up about her suicidal ideations and celebrating her "5-year burnout-iversary.” We talk about workaholism as a coping mechanism, hitting pause on the “shame tapes” we play on repeat, and Sarah’s tenacity in putting the pieces back together.
I can't thank Sarah enough for truly showing up to this conversation and sharing her story so poignantly and with such grace. It's so important for all of us to connect, learn, and grow from each other's experiences and stories. And now, here is my conversation with Sarah Saxton-Frump.
For show notes and resources visit:
https://www.vitalcorpswellness.com/blog/lvcs-0063-sarah-saxton-frump

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