Feeling Burned Out? Do *This* to Recharge with Rosanna Berardi

<p>Episode #136. When was the last time you actually took a restorative, relaxing break? Rosanna Berardi is here to say that you can take a break — even in the world we live in today. With a successful career as the managing partner of an immigration firm and a growing side hustle, Rosanna manages to take time for a break. In this episode, you’ll get a look at the creative ways Rosanna recommends you take a break and find relief from the juggle that we all know is oh so real.</p><p><b>In This Episode You’ll Learn:</b></p><ul><li><em>How Rosanna finds success in her law firm and side hustle</em></li><li><em>Why our workday is changing and the one thing we need to add</em></li><li><em>What you can do to combat the physical toll of overwhelm</em></li><li><em>The one thing you need on your calendar every week</em></li><li><em>The life-changing way to transform your travel amidst the pandemic</em></li></ul><p><b>Favorite Quotes</b></p><p>“We&apos;re so responsible right now, the amount of pressure is just unprecedented. Sometimes, we just need to walk away.”</p><p>“You are working, working, working. Then, when you’re not working you’re scrolling, scrolling, scrolling. That’s taxing us in a way we’re not conscious of.”</p><p>“It&apos;s important to have one thing you look forward to because that helps you get through all those hard things you have to do on a daily basis to earn a living.”</p><p><b>More About Rosanna:  </b></p><p>Stepping out of her comfort zone is not something Rosanna Berardi shirks away from. Rather, the immigration lawyer from Buffalo, NY, dives in head-first to new endeavors. A first-generation Italian-American, Rosanna did the unthinkable in 2005: she left a highly-coveted big-firm job to hang a shingle for herself in the legal world. After fifteen years, Berardi Immigration Law is now a multi-million dollar company that proudly helps foreign professionals achieve the American dream.</p><p>A wife, mother, lawyer, and entrepreneur, Rosanna grew tired of feeling as though she could not “get it all d