Description

The instinct that’s telling you work shouldn't require constant recovery? It's not entitlement—it's evolution.

In this episode, I share why I've never been comfortable with the "recovering journalist" label after 26 years in the field. We explore the Adrian Wojnarowski wake-up call and what his departure from ESPN really means for mission-driven professionals everywhere. You'll discover why your dedication actually makes sustainability harder, and more importantly, what to do about it.

Key Takeaways:

• Why exhaustion isn't the price of excellence—and never was
• How to redefine commitment without abandoning your mission
• The difference between serving your calling and serving a broken system
• A practical framework for creating work that energizes rather than depletes

This isn't about abandoning meaningful work. It's about proving that excellence doesn't require suffering. If you're tired of the push-crash-recover cycle, this episode offers a different path—one where sustainability becomes part of your mission, not a betrayal of it.

Ready to stop needing recovery from your work? Listen now and discover how to transform your relationship with meaningful work.

Visit richardtaliaferro.com for more insights on creating sustainable career excellence.

I’m Richard Taliaferro. I’m a certified career coach, specializing in helping mid-stage professionals find the work that works for them. I'm sharing my thoughts on careers, and more, and how I can help you achieve your goals. Find out more at: https://www.richardtaliaferro.com

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