Episode 93. The Compulsion to Overwork
Many pet business owners are reevaluating their pet business as a result of going through the pandemic. This coaching client, Susan H. that I'm working with on today's podcast episode, is no exception. She reached out to me for a coaching session that she knew would be recorded for the podcast. She was very drawn to a certain experience that she read about in my book How to Recover from Pet Business Burnout. The exercise is called Active Imagination and it was developed by Carl Jung, a Swiss psychoanalyst who began using this way of working with his patients when nothing else seemed to work. For me - and for many of my coaching clients I've worked with, using Active Imagination to address challenging issues has been a game changer. An important note before you start listening: if you've heard other coaching sessions on this podcast, this session is very different! Check out the show notes page: www.ProsperousPetBusiness.com/podcast93 Get coached on the podcast! Email your challenge in up to 3 sentences to Kristin Morrison now. [email protected] Schedule a private pet business coaching session with Kristin Morrison. Find out more about the How to Recover from Pet Business Burnout and other pet business books. Join the Prosperous Pet Business community on Facebook. Follow Kristin Morrison on Instagram Click for FREE pet business resources to help you run your pet business smarter rather than harder. Copyright © Prosperous Pet Business and Kristin Morrison: www.ProsperousPetBusiness.com