#22 - How to Avoid Burnout & Know When To Outsource In Your Business

<p>If you're like me, then you probably have a million and one things on your to-do list every day.</p> <p>You wake up in the morning and immediately go into work mode: checking emails, reading industry news, scheduling social media posts...the list goes on and it never seems to end.</p> <p>It can seem like our businesses are taking over our lives at times too which is why you have to know when it's time to outsource certain tasks if you want your business to continue growing without burning you out!</p> <p>My guest this week, Charlotte Lester is a pro when it comes to helping to avoid burnout and what coaches &amp; experts need to think about before hiring and what to put into place to make it the smoothest &amp; easiest transition to free up your time and keep stress levels low while still running a successful business.</p> <p>RESOURCES: Show Notes - <a href="https://jennystevenscoaching.com/blog/how-to-avoid-burnout-and-when-to-outsource-in-your-business">https://jennystevenscoaching.com/blog/how-to-avoid-burnout-and-when-to-outsource-in-your-business </a></p> <p>=============</p> <p>About the Guest, Charlotte Lester</p> <p>Charlotte is the founder of the Burnout Slayer® Toolbox which offers a wide array of products and services to help combat burnout. From our courses and programmes that help you build the foundations for success, to luxurious products that make you feel amazing, our business management and implementation consultancy is on hand to help business owners who find themselves in operational weeds. We give guidance to get you back onto the road of pure joy in business and life. In addition to running her business Charlotte is the co-author in an Amazon best selling book, has appeared on multiple podcasts and appeared as a guest expert in groups and memberships.</p> <p>Charlotte has an amazingly supportive husband, 2 daughters and 2 rescue dogs. Charlotte is also a mental health campaigner for a well known charity in the UK called Mind. Being a sufferer of OCD, and experiencing first hand t