Entrepreneur Advice | Overcome Overwhelm

Owner and principal planner, Angie, is well known for her work/life balance and had the opportunity to share her insight with the Good Shuffle Pro blog.  

Step away to recharge.

Nonstop work all the time is a recipe for burnout — and when you’re feeling like a shell of yourself, it doesn’t do your business or your clients any good. That’s why Angie Johnston of Sapphire Celebrations urges event pros to “intentionally unplug from work and the events community.”  

“Turn off your notifications and take intentional breaks from the demands of clients and vendors,” she says. “Schedule a walk outside, take evenings off, and honor the boundaries you establish. Not everything is truly an emergency, no matter what our clients think. If you take care of your health, you will naturally have reduced stress in your work and personal life.” 
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When you intentionally give yourself time to rest and show up for yourself, you’ll return to the office with more energy and creativity to pour into your work (and you’ll feel better for it!).