Ever hit a huge career milestone and feel… nothing? If your hard-earned success still leaves you flat, this episode will completely shift how you think about achievement, planning, and presence.

So many ambitious women feel overwhelmed by “productivity hacks” that just add more pressure. Danielle McGeough, PhD and creator of the RISE Ritual Method, shares how she escaped burnout by transforming her approach from control to connection — replacing rigid time management with meaningful rituals that actually make life richer and more fun.

In this episode, you will:

• Discover the simple difference between habits and rituals — and why it matters for your happiness.
• Learn how to design daily rituals that match your energy, reduce overwhelm, and restore your sense of purpose.
• Get inspired to plan your days in a way that feels playful, present, and deeply aligned with your values.

Press play now to learn how the RISE Ritual Method can help you swap burnout for balance — and finally make planning something you actually look forward to.

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