by Nicole Havelka | Jun 11, 2026 | Burnout, Change Leadership, Just Rest Podcast, Self Care, Social Justice
You’re Allowed to Quit When the Joy Leaves Anna DeShawn on grounding, faith, and finding joy in the fight — even now I’ve been walking on cloud nine since my conversation with Anna DeShawn. The part I keep coming back to — the part that still gives me...
by Nicole Havelka | May 8, 2026 | Burnout, Change Leadership, Entrepreneurship, Just Rest Podcast, Self Care, Social Justice, Time Management
What Female Founders Need to Know About Burnout, Faith, and Starting Over When your values are your greatest asset — and your biggest liability There’s a version of burnout that doesn’t get talked about enough. It’s not the kind that comes from...
by Nicole Havelka | Apr 29, 2026 | Burnout, Change Leadership, Community, Just Rest Podcast, Organizations, Self Care, Social Justice
How one Christian reproductive justice leader is building a faith-based movement for abortion justice and reproductive freedom — and why rest is central to sustaining it What Is Christian Reproductive Justice — and Why Does Faith Matter? When most people think about...
by Nicole Havelka | Feb 4, 2026 | Change Leadership, Creativity, Just Rest Podcast, Self Care, Social Justice, Uncategorized
How to Rest in a Time of Political Violence Liberating rest, burnout and reclaiming agency for activists, healers and people of conscience In this episode of Just Rest: Burnout Tips for Everyday Radicals, Nicole Havelka sits down with Dana Tenille Weekes — former...
by Nicole Havelka | Sep 29, 2022 | Burnout, Community, Mindfulness, Self Care, Social Justice
The Burnout Mindset: How to Recognize and Overcome It Feeling overwhelmed and exhausted? You may be living with a burnout mindset. Learn how to recognize and overcome it with this helpful guide. The burnout mindset creates a state of emotional, physical and mental...
by Nicole Havelka | Sep 7, 2022 | Burnout, Healing, Mindfulness, Ritual, Self Care, Social Justice
Several weeks ago when I checked in with the folx in my online community to ask them how they are – for real – I started to get slightly different responses. I’d heard them name exhaustion, anxiety and stress many times before. But this time, they also started to use...
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