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In this deeply resonant episode of Black Girl Burnout, Kelley is joined by licensed clinical social worker and burnout recovery coach Michelle Goodloe for an honest conversation about what it truly takes to move from chronic exhaustion into a life rooted in rest and joy.
Together, they unpack the realities of professional burnout, the hidden cost of “pushing through,” and the cultural pressures Black women face to perform strength at the expense of well-being. Michelle shares her own journey from burnout to balance, offers a compassionate definition of burnout, and explains why recovery is about more than quick self-care fixes—it’s about rebuilding your relationship with yourself over time.
If you’ve been feeling depleted, disconnected, or like you’ve been running on empty for too long, this conversation offers both validation and practical ways to start your shift toward ease.
[00:40] Michelle shares her personal journey through burnout and why she now helps others recover.
[04:16] Recognizing burnout: symptoms, time factors, and the difference from temporary stress.
[08:46] The role of systemic pressures—capitalism fatigue, cultural expectations, and identity-based stressors.
[10:30] The connection between self-betrayal, boundary erosion, and burnout.
[12:02] Imagining your “well-rested self” as a guide to healing.
[14:15] Why burnout recovery is ongoing work, not a quick reset.
Website: https://www.gmichelle.com/
Instagram: @thegmichelle
If this episode resonates with you, share it with someone who might need the reminder that they don’t have to push through exhaustion to prove their worth. You deserve rest.
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In this deeply honest Love Note episode of Black Girl Burnout, Kelley explores a side of healing we rarely talk about—the way it can strain, shift, or even dissolve relationships. […]
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