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Are you experiencing stress, anxiety, and burnout?

If you're constantly overwhelmed, snapping at people you love, and feeling like you're one crisis away from completely falling apart… you're not failing, your nervous system is overloaded.

How many of these sound like you?

☐ You feel anxious or on edge even when nothing is actively wrong

☐ Your brain is always racing with what-ifs and to-dos

☐ Small inconveniences feel like major catastrophes

☐ You're irritable and short-tempered with your family or coworkers

☐ You dread checking your inbox or calendar

☐ You feel guilty when you try to rest

☐ You've lost interest in things you used to enjoy

☐ You feel numb, exhausted, or emotionally flat

If you checked 3 or more, you've moved past stress into burnout territory.

Maybe you think it's just part of success, but here's what's really going on...

Your Stress Response is Stuck in "On" Mode

Your nervous system has two settings: sympathetic ("fight or flight") and parasympathetic ("rest and digest"). In a healthy pattern, you shift between them throughout the day. But when you're under chronic pressure with no breaks, your body gets stuck in fight-or-flight. Your heart rate stays elevated, your muscles stay tense, cortisol stays high. This constant activation exhausts your system.

Your Brain is in Survival Mode

When your body perceives constant threat (deadlines, financial pressure, conflict, lack of sleep), your brain prioritizes survival over everything else. The prefrontal cortex (logical thinking, decision-making, emotional regulation) gets suppressed while the amygdala (fear center) takes over. This is why you overreact to small things, can't think clearly under pressure, and struggle to make decisions.

Your Stress Hormones are Depleted

In the beginning, stress releases cortisol and adrenaline to help you cope. But after months or years of chronic stress, your adrenal glands can't keep up. Cortisol production drops, which sounds good but creates a different problem: you have no buffer for handling even normal daily stress. Everything feels harder because your body has no reserves left.

You’ve probably already tried these…

"Just Relax and Take a Vacation"

Why it fails: If your nervous system is dysregulated, a week off won't fix it. You'll either spend the vacation anxious about what you're missing, or you'll crash completely and spend the whole time exhausted. Real recovery requires nervous system retraining, not just time away.

"Practice Self-Care and Set Boundaries"

Why it fails: When you're burned out, even thinking about self-care feels like another task on your to-do list. And setting boundaries requires energy you don't have. You need physiological healing before behavioral changes will stick.

"Manage Your Time Better"

Why it fails: Burnout isn't a time management problem—it's a nervous system problem. You could have a perfect schedule and still feel overwhelmed if your body is stuck in stress mode.

"It's Just the Reality of Being Successful"

Why it fails: High achievement doesn't require burnout. The most successful people prioritize nervous system regulation and recovery. You've just never been taught how to do it while maintaining your career.

Burnout is just one piece of the puzzle.

If you're dealing with stress and burnout, chances are you're also experiencing chronic fatigue, poor sleep, weight gain, digestive issues. That's because they're all connected—symptoms of the same underlying imbalances.

The Performance Advantage program doesn't just address burnout—it addresses the ROOT CAUSES of why professional women burn out, gain weight, lose energy, and feel like shadows of their former selves.

In 12 weeks, we'll help you: