We want to have purpose and passion, but unbridled passion, which is what happened to me,

unbridled led me on a journey that ended up in significant burnout.

Physically, I really wasn't well.

Emotionally, I wasn't well.

This is my confession.

And so I have all the warning signs now because I know what I'm not ever going to go back to.

If you're stressed and worn down and lacking motivation in the midst of a busy, hectic life,

this conversation is for you.

Dr. Gregory Jans is here to help you as we address the subject of

burnout. Welcome to Focus on the Family with Jim Daly. I'm John Fuller. John, man, you're kind of

describing where I'm living right now. Really? Yeah, I just got back from an overseas trip. I'm here

five days off to another overseas trip. So I'm feeling a little

guilty. A little burnout. Yeah, a little burnout about what's going on. But what a great topic that we

have for you today. And we're going to cover some wonderful material by our good friend, Dr. Gregory

Janice, who has been with us numerous times. And I'm telling you, I feel it too. Burnout is right there

for all of us. And you might be a work-at-home mom and you're feeling a burnout because you

wear so many hats and we get that. You might be working outside the home and you're going to be

facing some burnout from time to time. So today we want to allow the scripture to come alive for you

where the Lord says, come to me all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.

Well, let's talk about how the Lord will give you that rest. And Dr. Gregory Jance is the founder of

the Center, a place of Hope, in Edmonds, Washington. He's a pioneer in something called

Whole Person Care, and he's a real innovator in the treatment of mental health, including

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