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#48: The Science of Recovery: How Your Nervous System Fuels Your Dreams

Episode 48 Published 8 months, 1 week ago
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I used to think recovery meant sleep, a long walk, or a girls’ weekend — but even after all that, I still felt drained. It didn’t make sense… until I learned what was actually happening in my nervous system.

In this episode, I’m breaking down the real science of recovery — how your body toggles between go mode and rest mode, and why so many of the things that look restful still keep you stuck in performance mode. 

We’ll talk about what true recovery feels like, why your energy dips aren’t personal failures, and how small, intentional pauses can bring your creativity and clarity back to life.

Oh — and remember a while back when I asked for your help naming my Oura Ring advisor? The big reveal happens in this episode. (Spoiler: she’s got a name that fits perfectly.)

3 KEY TAKE AWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:

  • False recovery keeps you busy but not restored — and your body knows the difference.
  • You can’t think your way to rest; you have to feel your way there.
  • When your nervous system settles, your creativity naturally returns.

LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE:

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Ep #41: Embracing Self-Care and Recovery: Fuel Your Dreams and Prevent Burnout 

Ep #46: Start Dreaming Again: A Mini-Workshop to Discover What You Really Want

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