This is she's equipped with Jennifer Allwood, a podcast for Christian women in business who want to earn more from their God-given talent, grow their impact, and lead with faith.

Well, hey, friends, welcome back to the podcast. I've got a fun topic today that I have never discussed on podcast. In my seven years of podcasting, going on eight, I have never actually tackled this project.

But we're going to talk today about whether or not you're burned out or whether you're just stuck.

And there's been, I've been having conversations with some people about the difference in the two because there's a huge difference in the two.

I think you can be one or the other.

You could possibly be both.

But I do think there are some women who are misdiagnosing maybe what they're feeling in business right now.

And, you know, if you don't know exactly if you're stuck or burned out, then you also, you know, may not be able to fix it appropriately, right?

And so having conversations with my

coaching clients inside if she's equipped, having conversations with girlfriends who are in business,

there are a lot of women right now experiencing one or the other, burnout or just plain out,

you know, feeling stuck. And so I thought we would start this podcast, first of all, we'd just like, do a little bit of self-diagnosis, okay? Just like, I'm going to ask you some questions. Just so first of all, if you're a woman who's feeling, like, I'm not sure which it is, Jen, but it's one of these two. Well, here's some questions that I think could help. Okay. So, so let me ask you and I've got, I think, oh, let's see, one, two, three, seven-ish questions. Seven-ish, okay? So if I was to hand you like a done for you plan, could you execute that in your business today? If you're like, yeah, absolutely, then you're probably stuck. But if you're like,

nope, then that's probably more likely burnout. All right. If I was to ask you, do you feel tired or do you

just feel like confused and hesitant? If you're tired, that's more indicative of burnout. If you're hesitant,

confused, that's more indicative of being stuck. Okay. If I was to say, hey, are you avoiding

things because you can't or avoiding things because you don't want to? Those are two totally

different things. And by the way, this takes some self-reflection, you know, and some being really

honest with yourself type of conversations.

Because if you can't do something, it's usually you can chalk that up to burnout.

But if you don't want to, it's often because you're stuck.

All right.

So if I was to say to you when you are thinking about working on your business, do you feel like super

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