The Elephant in the Org · 2025-03-19 · 38 min
Send us Fan Mail Ever come back from a vacation feeling like you need… another vacation? Welcome to the Fakecation Crisis - where we take time off but somehow end up just as exhausted (or more) than before. In this episode, Marion, Cacha, and Danny rank different types of time off based on how rejuvenating (or soul-sucking) they actually are. From all-inclusive beach lounging to visiting family (a.k.a. free labor disguised as a trip), we’re breaking down why so many of us are bad at unplugging - and how to actually take a break that works. We discuss: The most rejuvenating vs. most draining types of time off Why your PTO shouldn’t involve a group chat, guilt, or a to-do list The surprising psychology behind why we self-sabotage rest How to stop treating vacations like productivity sprints Whether you’re planning a getaway or just fantasizing about one, this episode is your permission slip to actually rest. Link to Shownotes Got a hot take or a workplace horror story? Email us at elephant@thefearlesspx.com Your Hosts on LinkedIn Marion Anderson - Danny Gluch - Cacha Dora - Like what you hear?
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