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i think i finally figured out how to rest

anything goes with emma chamberlain

emma chamberlain

Society & Culture, Education, Self-improvement, Personal Journals

4.869.1K Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2026

⏱️ 34 minutes

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[video available on Spotify] it feels like every single trait that i have makes me adverse to rest. resting is incredibly challenging for me. this leads to a cycle of burnout and guilt. but over the holidays, i reached a breaking point and a breakthrough. today i’m going to tell you what i learned from that experience. Learn more about Venmo Stash, visit http://www.venmo.com/stash-rewards. eBay is the place for pre-loved and vintage fashion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

It feels like every single trait that I have makes me adverse to rest. Resting is incredibly

0:06.3

challenging for me. And I know what a lot of you are thinking. Emma, how is resting hard for you?

0:12.0

The whole point of rest is that it's easy, that it's relaxing, that you don't even have to try.

0:17.1

It's just easy. It's the easiest thing you can do. It's rest. Like how could that be hard for you?

0:24.0

Listen, I ask myself the same thing. But when I look inward, it makes a lot of sense. I'm just not built

0:30.9

to rest. Every fiber of my being wants to move, wants to do things, wants to control, wants to overthink. This is just

0:40.3

who I am. And to be honest, it makes a lot of sense because my mom is even worse than me. She is

0:46.7

even more of a busy body than I am. She's constantly doing something. Now that I think about it,

0:52.2

though, as she's gotten older, she's learned

0:55.4

to rest a bit more. But my point of bringing my mom into this is that it seems it might be genetic.

1:01.7

Whenever I talk about this side of myself, this sort of busy body control freak, perfectionist

1:08.2

side of myself, I'm always a bit hesitant because I know that it can come off as

1:13.0

sort of a humble brag in a way. Like, oh, you guys, I just can't help it. I just get so much done

1:19.1

because I'm just such a busy body. Ah, I'm such a freak. I just get so much done. I'm just so

1:23.2

productive. I know that it can come off that way. But the truth is, is that it's not a flex. Are there

1:30.0

maybe some benefits to being this way? Sure. But I think ultimately it is not a pleasant way of

1:37.5

life. I think it leads to burnout so frequently that the productivity is actually not as productive as it seems, if that makes

1:47.3

sense. Like I actually don't think I end up getting any more done than somebody who maybe

1:52.7

doesn't possess the traits that I have. The difference being, I'm so stressed about, you know,

2:00.1

constantly doing things that I end up doing too much in a burst of

2:04.9

energy coming from a place of stress and almost like desperation. Then I exhaust myself to the point

2:10.8

where I can't do anything. And then that makes me feel so terrible that then I have a terrible

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