Today I’m excited to welcome Jan Broders to The Quarter Life Comeback.
At 27 years old, Jan was on a mission to become the next big hotel manager. He lived in several different countries, working hard to build up his CV as part of an elite high potential program.
Until one morning, Jan collapsed in the hotel lobby.
Knowing things needed to change, he began the recovery process, experimenting with various techniques and methods including meditation and yoga. Today, Jan draws on his experience to offer his own method of helping clients create the life and business of their dreams.
“Either I die or something has to change” (Tweet this)
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:
- The danger of wanting to be “successful”
- Signs your work is harming you
- How Jan’s job landed him in the ambulance
- How to tell when things need to change
- Steps to prevent burnout
RESOURCES & LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
Finally, you can hang out with Jan on the various social media channels below:
Website | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube | Instagram
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Thanks again for joining me on the show, Jan, and for sharing your story.
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Intro by Daniella Pellegrini | Music Credit: CharlestheFirst – Letting Go
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