Kateesha shut down a successful LinkedIn agency in June and went all-in on coaching men who run seven and eight figure businesses. Most of them are crushing it at work and losing at home. She was unwell for almost a decade. Her take on burnout is that you benefit from it. Secondary gain. Attention, sympathy, an excuse not to face the harder thing. She had a CEO write out three pages of ways she secretly gained from being burnt out. Once you admit the gain, you can stop feeding it. She does not believe in balance. She believes in priorities and presence, and you cannot set either until you know your actual values, not the ones on the office wall. Home is more confronting than the business for a lot of the men she works with. No sex in 12 months, grumpy with the kids, 10 to 20 kilos on. It is easier to throw another year at a company that is not working than to look at that. She will say the hard thing. One client got told he was a master manipulator in the second session and asked for another invoice in the third. The universe rewards the brave is how she ends every keynote. The ripple is the kid who says dad is less angry at home.