Get ready for an AHA moment! Jaime offers a new take on burnout as an executive coach that addresses your logical side and helps reveal some subconscious motivations and habits. She wrote the newsletter How to Raise Millions without Burning Out, and she shares her approach with us.

Jaime also created the What's Your Leadership Archetype quiz. Take it when you listen to the podcast to join the fun... https://www.jamieleecoach.com/

Jaime Lee is an executive coach and host of the podcast Risky Conversations.
She gets her clients promoted and better paid. How? By marrying the best of practical neuroscience and mutual-benefit negotiation.

You can reach Jamie in the following ways:
EMAIL: jamie@jamieleecoach.com
WEBSITE: https://www.jamieleecoach.com/

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Welcome the wildcard, Blizzard Planit!

Buckle up for this episode as Blizzard shares the concepts of self friendship and the two types of selfishness.

She is unfiltered and opens up about everything from enjoying a "party of one", moving to Bali, launching a peanut butter company, and creating her own lexicon of self-friendship for the world to explore.

She has a wildly different perspective, but very similar goals to The Burnout Club, so I was compelled to step into her universe and extract practical advice on avoiding burnout and interjecting fun throughout the process.

Sometimes, we need to be around people that are having fun exploring dense topics. Thank you Blizzard for adding a new and quirky dimension to my exploration of Burnout.

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This isn't your typical AI discussion! In this week's episode, we view AI through Lori Mazor's incredibly creative lens. She is an absolute force in the AI space, and it translates through the entire episode.

Lori Mazor, Founder & CEO of SYNTHETIVITY. She also teaches AI with a Human Touch.

Lori Mazor is a visionary leader at the intersection of design, technology, and education. As the bestselling author of TEMPERATURE: Creativity in the Age of AI, she has become a leading voice in artificial intelligence and creativity. Lori began her career as an architect at the renowned firm Ennead in NYC. She quickly rose to become the first VP for Planning and Design at NYU, where she orchestrated a 25-year strategic plan that added $6 billion to the university’s balance sheet. This achievement earned her Crain’s 40 Under 40 recognition.

Today, she channels her expertise into educating and inspiring others about the possibilities of Generative AI. As CEO of SYNTHETIVITY, she has developed and delivered groundbreaking educational programs that equip leaders and creatives with hands-on skills to integrate AI into their workflows. Her work spans prestigious institutions and organizations, including Fordham, RIT, and creative agencies seeking to innovate with AI.

A TEDx speaker, Lori’s multidisciplinary background—combining her design training at Yale, business acumen from NYU, and a liberal arts foundation from Wellesley—equips her with a unique skill set. She has a keen understanding of human behavior, honed from her early days performing in theater, which allows her to connect deeply with her students and audiences. Through her educational programs and Humans of AI newsletter, she fosters a vibrant community of professionals exploring the impact of AI on society and creativity. She is passionate about leveraging AI tools to help people become better humans, ensuring that technology enhances our humanity rather than diminishes it.

Beyond her professional achievements, Lori’s creative spirit continues to thrive. She sings in an acapella group and is currently writing a musical titled “Better,” a modern Sisyphus story about triathletes set against a backdrop of NYC.

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I had no idea anything like Project 1490 existed! Listen to the founder, Sarah Dale, as she discusses the root of burnout and what she created with Project 1490 to alleviate it.

Sarah Dale is the phenomenal leader and founder of Project 1490. She shares strategies to inject grace and grit in our lives in this latest episode of The Burnout Club. You’ll feel like lassoing some horses by the end!

To find out more about Sarah and Project 1490, visit the website here: https://www.project1490.com/

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Dive into the world of cybersecurity and burnout with Gregory Bautista, Partner at Mullen Coughlin. He walks us through what it's like to be a cybersecurity attorney when ransomware hits your company. We also explore the interesting approach he has to squashing burnout... Listen along to find out more about the cybersecurity industry's version of battle of the bands.

Gregory Bautista, is an experienced cybersecurity attorney and civil litigator. With deep knowledge about the unique and evolving data privacy and security landscape, Greg is routinely sought after by organizations for advice on data privacy and security issues.

Over the last decade, Greg has counseled hundreds of organizations through the response and investigation into all types of data privacy and security incidents, providing a steady and guiding hand during their most difficult days as they navigate through the recovery, investigation and communication of the incident to protect their business’ financials, data and reputation.

Greg also counsels organizations in responding to inquiries from state and federal regulators, including various state Attorneys Generals; insurance commissioners; the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS); the U.S. Department of Education; the Federal Trade Commission (FTC); and the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS). He also assists organizations on their data privacy and information security compliance, providing pre-incident Advisory Compliance services such as incident response planning and tabletop exercises.

Greg’s clients primarily include small- to mid-size organizations representing a wide range of industry group sectors, including professional services; financial services & insurance; healthcare and life sciences; manufacturing and distribution; retail/e-commerce; hospitality and entertainment; public entities; education; and non-profit.

Greg is a Certified Information Privacy Professional/United States (CIPP/US) and a member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP). In 2017, Greg was recognized as a 40 Under 40 Rising Star by the Business Council of Westchester.

To learn more about Greg, visit:
https://www.mullen.law/people/gregory-bautista/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/gbcyber/

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In the debut episode of The Burnout Club podcast, host Patrice Bonfiglio introduces us to a new podcast and community focused on exploring the relationship between success and burnout. As a mother, wife, caretaker, and president of Sarissa Capital, Patrice understands the pressures that lead to burnout, especially in high-stakes environments like the hedge fund industry.

She shares her personal journey, including her first experiment to combat burnout: taking a pottery class. Despite her lack of skill, the experience provided valuable insights and renewed her creativity. Patrice emphasizes the importance of finding ways to manage burnout, both individually and collectively, and invites listeners to join her on this journey of discovery.

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