The Crumble Of Capitalism: Why Doing Good Is Now Considered A Crime

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About Our Guest Mazarine Treyz [https://healingfromnonprofits.com] is an artist, writer, speaker, and facilitator focused on radical imagination and healing. She has worked across nonprofit, government, and entrepreneurial spaces, delivering 100+ talks in four countries and creating courses, conferences, and consulting work along the way. She is the author of Healing from the Nonprofit Sector and lives in Oregon with her community, garden, and cat. Explore her work: Books [https://healingfromnonprofits.com] Speaking inquiries [https://mazarinetreyz.com] Paintings, prints and workshops [https://mazarine.art] There is a kind of exhaustion that does not make sense on paper. You care. You show up. You give your best. And still, you feel depleted. Not because you are failing, but because something larger has been drawing from you for a long time. That is where this conversation begins. In Episode 23 of our Roadmap to Resilience series, we speak with Mazarine Treyz. Her work explores how systems are designed to extract from those who care most, and what it takes to return to yourself after that depletion. We talk about the quiet shame many high achievers carry. The belief that if you are exhausted, you must not be doing enough. Mazarine reframes this clearly. The burnout is not personal. It is structural. The conversation expands beyond the nonprofit sector into a shared experience. You can be successful, high-performing, and still feel like something is unsustainable. Like the cost of caring has become too high. We also explore anger, not as something to suppress, but as information. A signal pointing to unmet needs and deeper truths. And rest, not as a reward, but as a starting point. A way back to clarity and choice. What stands out most is how Mazarine names the harm in these systems without collapsing into despair. She brings it back to the body, to the self, and to the possibility that your needs matter. If you have ever poured yourself into meaningful work and felt unexpectedly depleted, this episode will resonate. You can find her book and workbook at healingfromnonprofits.com [https://www.healingfromnonprofits.com/]. If this conversation is landing for you, or you are navigating burnout or a turning point, reach out to us at hello@therawonionpodcast.com [hello@therawonionpodcast.com].

A Founder's Story: The Lessons Of Inherited Stress Turned Into Success

If you have ever felt like your body gave out before your mind was ready to stop, you are not alone in that experience. And you are not broken. What happened, neurologically and physiologically, has a reason. This episode is where we start to look at it. ---------------------------------------- We closed out the Roadmap to Resilience series with something different this episode. Stephanie brought her own story to the table, and what she’s spent the last decade trying to understand about what actually broke down, and why. What we explored together: Resilience is neurological, not just psychological. Culture tells us resilience means endurance, suppression, grinding through. Neuroscience tells us something completely different. It is recovery capacity. Flexibility. The ability of your nervous system to find its way back to safety after stress. Those are not the same thing. Your body has been scanning for safety your entire life. There is a process happening beneath your awareness, constantly assessing your environment, your relationships, your inner state. When that process has been overridden by years of hustle, inherited messaging, or survival wiring passed down through your family, you lose access to your own signals. You stop trusting what your body is telling you. And that is when collapse becomes possible. What you inherited may not belong to you. The hypervigilance. The head-down, don’t rock the boat, keep working until someone notices. The inability to rest without guilt. For many of us, those were not choices we made. They were patterns absorbed from the people who came before us, people who needed those patterns to survive. The question is whether those same patterns are serving you now, or quietly running the show without your knowing. Identity and resilience are not separate conversations. If you don’t know what belongs to you, if your values have been borrowed from a workplace or a family system or a culture that taught you to earn your worth, your system has nothing stable to return to. Resilience requires somewhere to land. Curiosity is where it starts to shift. Not a program. Not a fix. Just the willingness to ask: what is this trying to tell me? What engine am I actually running on, and is it mine? ---------------------------------------- We are not here to tell you what is wrong with you. We are here because what is happening in your body, your brain, your burnout, your exhaustion, your sense that something is off even when nothing looks broken from the outside, has a reason. And that reason is rewritable. We will be back next week in a new format. Video is coming, and we are stepping into a new series exploring women in business. Until then, you are more resilient than you think. ---------------------------------------- If something in this episode is still sitting with you: Wondering if what you’re carrying might be inherited, not yours? Stephanie works with high-performers ready to remap what’s been running them. Book with Stephanie [https://tidycal.com/sohannesian?utm_source=tidycal&utm_medium=dashboard&utm_campaign=booking_link] ---------------------------------------- Feeling like you're at a crossroads and not sure which layer to look at first? Yoshie works with people who are ready to get curious about what's underneath. Book with Yoshie [https://www.lotusflowerjourneys.com/contact/]

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