You're probably treating recovery as the reward for hard work, when elite sport treats it as part of the work.
Andrew May has spent more than two decades coaching in sport and business, and Andrew thinks we have misdiagnosed a generation of exhausted leaders. Call it burnout and you go looking for rest. Andrew says the shortfall is usually capacity, and the first move is measuring it rather than resting on it.
Pod O'Sullivan had Andrew on Don't Let The Old Man In podcast and asked him the things he does not get asked on his own show. It was too good to leave over there, so we are bringing it to you here.
00:00 The plan you don't have 01:11 Burnout is not what you think it is 04:25 Vitamin FLPJ: fun, laughter, play, joy 06:52 The CEO who has never burnt out 09:45 Train hard, push hard, recover hard 12:25 What executive blood profiles show 16:17 Your father, your son, and you 18:45 The waterfront house and the crash 23:47 The five metrics worth tracking 30:17 You'd spend a year planning a renovation 38:55 Wearables: who they help, who they wreck 44:38 Why sauna beats cold 50:21 The toast that explains burnout 54:05 Three things to start this week 01:00:25 What your 75 year old self would ask 01:01:24 I've burnt out almost twice
Listen to the original episode: https://pod.fo/e/5543c9 Watch the original episode: https://www.youtube.com/@DontLetTheOldManInPodcast/videos Follow Pod on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/padraigbosullivan/
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