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Kim Paull is a burnout recovery and resilience coach based in Rhode Island. She has spent two decades working in healthcare (policy, data, insurance, care, research -- all of it!) and organizational change before burning out spectacularly during the COVID-19 pandemic — and then, eventually, figuring out how to actually recover and build preventive resilience. Now she helps individuals, leaders, and teams do the same, using evidence-backed approaches rooted in neuroscience and human psychology. She's also a competitive powerlifter, queer twin mom, a co-host of Now That You See It, and a firm believer that burnout is information, not failure. Find her at kimpaull.com.

Show notes version
Kim Paull is a burnout recovery and resilience coach based in Rhode Island. She has spent two decades working in healthcare (policy, data, insurance, care, research -- all of it!) and organizational change before burning out spectacularly during the COVID-19 pandemic — and then, eventually, figuring out how to actually recover and build preventive resilience. Now she helps individuals, leaders, and teams do the same, using evidence-backed approaches rooted in neuroscience and human psychology. She's also a competitive powerlifter, queer twin mom, a co-host of Now That You See It, and a firm believer that burnout is information, not failure. Find her at kimpaull.com.

Host intro version
My guest today is Kim Paull — a burnout recovery and resilience coach who burned out hard during the COVID-19 pandemic while leading a state-level public health response, and then spent the next several years figuring out what recovery and resilience actually look like. She brings almost twenty years of experience in healthcare, policy, and organizational culture, plus formal coaching training, into her work with individuals, teams, and organizations. She's a queer twin mom and has never met anyone who drinks more tea than she does. Kim, welcome.