When Success Feels Overwhelming | Loren LoRosa Gets Vulnerable
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Hey y'all, what's up? It's Lauren LaRosa and this is another episode of The Latest with Lauren LaRosa. This is your daily dig on all things pop culture, entertainment news, and all of the conversations that shake the room, baby. So today we are first, of course, as always, going to check in behind the scenes of The Grind. So let's get on into it.
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So checking in behind the scenes of The Grind today, how am I feeling? I feel like this is a reoccurring conversation and a feeling I have within myself. I'm feeling like I just need to get more disciplined. Honestly, there has been a few things over the last couple weeks where I've been trying to figure out Is it my discipline and me needing to take accountability for that? Or am I like burnt out by certain things? Yesterday, actually, when I got off of work, I sat in my house and I mean, it wasn't dark because it was daytime. So like I had the sunlight, but I sat in my house. I didn't turn on the TV. I put my phone down. I didn't answer phone calls for about an hour. And that's very different for me.
I'm like glued to my phone I feel like I'm always going to miss something and if I miss something and I can't deliver well at work I feel like I'm always going to miss a phone call from my mom and my grandmother and if I miss it it could be emergency life or death type of thing like.
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Chapters
5 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–11:13
2
What triggered Loren’s moment of overwhelm while driving?
11:13–27:14
3
How does Lauren distinguish burnout from a lack of discipline?
27:14–29:30
4
When did Lauren first notice anxiety affecting her everyday life?
29:30–38:40
5
What actions is Lauren planning to protect her peace and manage pressure?
38:40–40:38
Speakers
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