the recharge
Lia Zneimer, Max Pete, Drop More, Hold LessThoughts on burnout, self-care, and the ways we come back to ourselves.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 28 | Subscribers | Read | getrecharged.substack.com |
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🔌 When staying at your job feels like abandoning yourself
Welcome back to Real Recharge Stories—an interview series featuring people who’ve navigated burnout and the roadmaps they’ve used to come home to themselves. Want to share your story? Let me know! I’d love to chat. 💌
🔌 A plot twist...
I posted this Note last week with zero context… and then immediately started second-guessing myself.
🔌 When your job feels like your whole identity
Welcome back to Real Recharge Stories—an interview series featuring people who’ve navigated burnout and the roadmaps they’ve used to come home to themselves. Want to share your story? Let me know! I’d love to chat. 💌
🔌 Who are you when you're not working?
Welcome to Real Recharge Stories—an interview series featuring people who’ve navigated burnout and the roadmaps they’ve used to come home to themselves.
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Marketer-turned-writer working on my debut YA novel. Navigating all things creativity, career growth, burnout, and the ways we come back to ourselves. \ud83e\udd0d
I write about burnout, belonging, and what it means to be enough. Rooting for you always. Based in Philly
For high achievers good at performing and exhausted by it. I write about nervous system regulation, invisible labor, and what becomes possible when you stop absorbing what was never yours to carry. Nicole Johnson, coach, UX leader, solo parent.
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