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Why Your Workload Keeps Growing Without You Agreeing To It18 May 202601:01:43

If you constantly find yourself picking up tasks that nobody else will do, staying late to cover gaps, or slowly absorbing more and more without anyone asking you to - this episode is going to name exactly what's happening.

Occupational psychologist Leanne Elliot joins Rachel to unpack why over-responsibility isn't a personality flaw; it's what happens when you don’t have absolute clarity on what tasks are definitely part of your role – and, more crucially, what tasks aren’t.

They explore why conscientious professionals in under-resourced settings are most at risk, how the 'if I don't do it, who will?' question keeps people stuck, and what you can actually do this week to start auditing what belongs on your plate and what doesn't.

Key Takeaways

  • Role clarity is a recognised psychosocial risk factor, and when it's absent, taking on extra work feels like the only option, even when it's pushing you towards burnout.
  • A simple daily audit - writing down tasks that drained you, that weren't in your role, or that you did out of fear rather than responsibility – can give you the data to have important but calmer and less personal conversations with your team about your roles.
  • Rest and recovery are not the same thing. Knowing your recovery activities and protecting time for them is a skill, not a luxury.

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What to Do When Your Career Map No Longer Fits11 May 202600:32:07

You know something needs to change, but you just have no idea what, how, or where to begin, and your lack of a plan may be starting to feel like failure.

In this Quick Dip, Rachel unpacks why the belief that you need everything mapped out before you're allowed to move is the very thing keeping you stuck, and introduces the AB-Z method: a simple framework that replaces the impossible task of knowing your whole future with a far more manageable one.

This episode is about how to craft your work, not how to leave your job completely or blow everything up, but how to get a genuine say in the shape of your working life - one honest step at a time.

Key Takeaways

  • You don't need the whole career plan - you need A, a sense of Z, and B - the very next step.
  • Z is not a job title. It's how you want to be: internally, and with the people you love.
  • Recovering from burnout is not the same as arriving at Z. The absence of burnout is a step, not a destination.
  • Comparing your Z to someone else's is one of the most reliable ways to stay stuck.
  • Crafting your work and career can happen alongside your current role, not instead of it - and it can start at any grade, any stage.

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How to Break the People-Pleasing Cycle That's Burning You Out04 May 202601:08:59

If you have ever ended a clinical day exhausted not from the medicine itself but from the weight of everybody else's feelings, this episode might hit home.

Josh Connolly, resilience coach and author of ‘It's Them Not You’, joins me to explore why many healthcare professionals take on so much of the emotional load for everyone - and how that pattern almost always began long before medical school.

Key Takeaways

  • People-pleasing at work usually has roots in family roles from childhood. The 'high achiever', the 'mascot' and the 'scapegoat' all carry those patterns into adult professional life.
  • Holding space for someone is not the same as absorbing their emotions. The moment you start feeling what they feel, you have crossed a boundary - and your ability to help them actually decreases.
  • When you are about to say yes under pressure, ask: 'Who have I become right now?' If the answer is your childlike self desperately seeking approval, that is the moment to pause.

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How to Stop Doing Everything27 Apr 202600:26:33

If you’ve ever thought to yourself ‘if I don’t do it, no one will’ this episode is for you. You tell yourself something important will go wrong if you don't do it all - but what if that's not what's actually driving your decisions?

In this Quick Dip, Rachel suggests something uncomfortable: that the decisions running your workload might less to do with patient safety than they are to do with who you believe yourself to be.

Because the question 'if I don't do it, who else will?' is often not about the risk of harm to patients, customers or colleagues – but more about the question ‘who am I if I don’t?’.

And learning to spot the difference between the two will give you back some choice over your workload.

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5 Reasons Your Ideas Keep Getting Overlooked (And How to Fix It)20 Apr 202600:57:49

You're working hard, doing excellent clinical work, and genuinely trying to make things better for your patients - so why does it feel like no one's listening? So many healthcare professionals hit a wall where their ideas get talked over, their proposals stall, and their careers plateau, even when their track record is strong.

In this episode, Rachel is joined by Sam Pearce and Sally Powell, co-founders of Impactful Women, to talk about political intelligence - what it actually is, why it feels uncomfortable at first, and how building the right relationships strategically (and with integrity) is the real skill that gets things done in the NHS and beyond.

Key Takeaways

  • Your career is your responsibility - waiting for someone to notice you or advocate for you is the most common career trap there is.
  • Influence is relational, not hierarchical. The person who has been in the department 15 years with no senior title can have more sway than the clinical director.
  • Decisions get made before the meeting. Building relationships and having conversations in advance isn't manipulation - it's how things actually work, and others are already doing it.

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How to Stop Feeling Guilty When It's Impossible to Do Your Job.13 Apr 202600:16:28

Every day in healthcare, a meeting ends, and a problem that was never formally handed to anyone lands on the person who cares most - you.

If you've ever walked out of a room carrying something that somehow became yours without anyone asking, this Quick Dip Episode gives that experience a name, explains exactly why it keeps happening to people like you, and gives you the language to start pushing back on it.

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Why ‘I Have To’ Is Keeping You Stuck (And What To Say Instead)06 Apr 202600:52:27

How many times this week have you thought, "I just don't have a choice"? About your rota, your inbox, the extra patient squeezed in at the end of clinic? That thought feels true, and it can feel like a fact... But what if it’s actually a story, and that story is costing you your peace of mind?

In this episode, Rachel sits down with Robbie Swale, coach, author of ‘The Power to Choose’, and creator of the 12 Minute Method, to dig into why reclaiming a sense of agency and choice matters so deeply for your wellbeing. Together, they explore how small shifts in language and perception can move you from feeling like life is happening to you to feeling like you are actually living it on purpose.

Key Takeaways

  • Switching "I have to" to "I choose to" is not just a mindset trick. It activates a different part of your nervous system and genuinely changes how you experience pressure.
  • You almost certainly have more options than you can currently see. Curiosity, not certainty, is what opens them up.
  • The 12 Minute Method proves that tiny, consistent actions compound. One lunchtime walk a week adds up to 50 walks over a year, and that matters.
  • Feeling stuck is usually a sign you have not yet had the conversation, asked the question, or taken the step you already know you need to take.

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Resources Mentioned:

🐸 FrogFest Virtual

🐸 The Power to Choose: Finding Calm and Connection in a Complex World by Robbie Swale

🐸 The 12-Minute Method Books

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When 'Can You Help' Doesn't Feel Like a Question (Part 2 of The Over-Responsibility Trap)30 Mar 202600:16:10

Have you ever had someone ask for “a quick bit of help”… and somehow ended up owning the entire task?

In caring professions, requests for help can feel less like requests and more like responsibilities landing on us. We’re trained to notice problems, fix things and support colleagues - which means it can feel incredibly uncomfortable to say no.

In this Quick Dip episode, Rachel explores the moment when a simple request triggers our helping reflex, and why so many capable professionals end up carrying work that was never meant to be theirs.

Learning to pause before automatically saying yes can help you support colleagues without becoming the automatic carrier of responsibility for everyone and everything.

Key ideas discussed in this episode

  • Why requests for help often feel like obligations
  • The “helping reflex” in caring professions
  • How small requests can quietly become your responsibility
  • The difference between caring about something and carrying it
  • Why saying yes when you don’t have capacity can lead to resentment
  • How awareness helps you respond to requests more intentionally

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Freelance vs Employed - On Which Side is the Grass Greener?23 Mar 202601:02:37

The founder of the National Association of Sessional GPs on whether the grass is always greener, and the changes you can make in your career without feeling like a frog forced to jump out of the pan.

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Why Responsibility Keeps Landing on You (Part 1 of The Over-Responsibility Trap)16 Mar 202600:14:25

Have you ever looked at a task on your plate and wondered when it became your responsibility?

Nobody asked you to do it. Nobody assigned it to you. But somehow it landed on you, and now you're carrying it.

In this Quick Dip, Rachel explores the responsibility trap - the pattern where capable and conscientious professionals automatically pick up unclaimed problems. Over time, these responsibilities accumulate, increasing your workload, emotional labour, and ultimately contributing to burnout.

This episode explores why responsible people are particularly vulnerable to this trap and how being more deliberate about what you choose to carry can protect both your energy and your professional identity.

Resources mentioned

  1. Dr Sarah Coope’s LinkedIn article on the “silence gap”
  2. FrogFest Virtual: The Doubt Busters - a half-day online symposium for doctors and senior healthcare professionals happening on 3 June 2026.

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How to Use Clean Language to Stop Rescuing and Really Feel Your Feelings09 Mar 202600:46:56

Mindset shifts to help you explore difficult feelings and find solutions without falling into rescuer mode or getting overwhelmed.

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You Can’t Meditate Yourself Out of a 60-Hour Work Week02 Mar 202600:26:52

There’s more on your plate than you realise, and most likely you’re trying to cram 25 hours of work into a 24 hour day, not counting sleep and time away from work. Here’s some practical advice to help you see what’s on your plate, and what you need to sacrifice.

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When Speaking Up is Stressful – A Psychology Researcher Tells Us What to Do Instead23 Feb 202601:02:24

What happens when we need to raise a serious concern that could affect patient safety? And what happens if someone raises a concern to you?

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You Do Not Have to Be Good16 Feb 202600:18:47

What does it mean for a doctor to be “good”? Can you be “good” and still take care of yourself? And how can we rescue ourselves from the trap of thinking that asking for support is somehow a moral failing?

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How to Tell if Your Workplace is Toxic or Just Misaligned to You09 Feb 202600:46:30

Practical questions from a clinical psychologist to help you assess whether you’re in a harmful work environment, or one that doesn’t align with your values or strengths.

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How to Stop Overthinking at Work (Without Ignoring the Real Problems)02 Feb 202600:38:13

And what BBC’s The Traitors can teach us about trust, group-think, and truth.

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The Dangerous Programming That Influences Over-responsible Doctors26 Jan 202600:48:27

Practical techniques to help you respond when someone makes demands on your time, from an expert in mediation and team coaching.

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Why “You Always Have a Choice” Makes Doctors Feel Worse (And What to Say Instead)19 Jan 202600:42:59

How to reframe impossible choices into doable decisions, using a tried-and-tested framework and a simple power mantra.

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How to Confront Someone Without Creating Conflict (According to a Conflict Expert)12 Jan 202601:15:19

How to recognise and avoid “chronic niceness”, regulate your nervous system, and confront people in a way that deepens – and doesn’t damage – relationships.

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Why You Keep Missing the Stress That’s Draining You05 Jan 202600:23:51

Stress doesn’t always come from work, or from things we traditionally think of ass stressful. As 2026 begins, here are three questinos you can ask yourself to see what it’s time to stop doing.

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The Hidden Shame Spiral That Keeps Us Stuck (Our Most-Watched Episode Ever)29 Dec 202500:26:38

When shame becomes toxic, we can end up in a spiral that’s difficult to escape. This quick dip offers a chance to break free of that spiral, remember that we’re human, and remind ourselves we’re doing our best.

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The Midlife Career Trap: Why So Many Doctors Feel Stuck After 20 Years — According to a Consultant Surgeon & Decision-Making Scientist22 Dec 202500:46:45

When it comes to work, what we seek can often shift in mid-life, from recognition and status towards meaningful contribution and purpose. What do you do if you’r at that crossroads in your career?

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Why Women in Healthcare are Exhausted (According to a Burnout Specialist)15 Dec 202501:08:02

Women are conditioned to be the emotional shock absorbers for men, and to carry the emotional load of a relationship or a family, on top of their duties at work.

As Tamu Thomas explains, this isn’t about apportioning blame or guilt, but recognising what’s needed to create systems that allow both parties in a relationship to thrive.

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300 Episodes In… Here’s the Hardest Truth About Burnout No One Says Out Loud08 Dec 202500:29:19

Burnout is not your fault, and it’s not inevitable. The choices you make will shape how you survive in a toxic system, and they don’t involve victim-blaming.

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Why You Won’t Feel Better Until You Give Yourself These 3 Permissions01 Dec 202501:00:12

Small, actionable steps you can take to reframe self-care as necessary care, and equip yourself to avoid burnout rather than waiting for someone else to tell you it’s OK.

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Permission to Pause – Join Dr Rachel Morris and Dr Caroline Walker for a free 60 minute event for doctors on Wednesday, 10th December at 8pm UK time.

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The Real (Toxic) Reason You’re a People Pleaser24 Nov 202500:13:02

Here’s what to say when someone asks you to overextend yourself, but you’re afraid of what they’ll think if you say no.

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How to FINALLY Get on Top of Your Emails17 Nov 202500:52:26

Practical strategies to help you spend less time sorting and sifting through emails, and more time in deep work. Plus, how to set clear boundaries around what comes into your inbox.

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“It’s OK Not to Be OK” – And Other Thought Limiting Clichés10 Nov 202500:20:20

Normal responses to abnormal working conditions don’t mean you’re broken – they mean you’re human, and you’re dealing with a lot. Here’s some useful, actionable coping strategies that go above and beyond acknowledging when it’s OK to not be OK.

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The Sources of Power That Create Real Change03 Nov 202501:06:27

How to navigate organisational change when you feel like you don't have the power or resources to make a difference.

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How to Stop Conflict from Turning Ugly27 Oct 202500:29:59

When we’re in conflict, our inner Rottweiler can surface – a protective mechanism that can escalate tensions rather than soothe them. But this quick dip offers a simple framework to keep that dog on a lead so you can survive disagreement or criticism without lashing out.

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The Hidden Tax on Neurodivergent Professionals20 Oct 202501:10:37

How to recognise when you're masking your needs as a neurodivergent person, and how to honour them before you reach burnout.

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How to Stay Calm When You Don’t Know What Will Happen Next13 Oct 202500:28:59

You’re used to dealing with uncertain outcomes for your patients. Here’s how you can use those superpowers for yourself.

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If I don’t do it, who else will?06 Oct 202500:55:10

Why saying no could lead to better outcomes for your patients, your colleagues, and you.

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Clear and Direct is Better than Hinting and Hoping29 Sep 202500:26:13

How to ask for what you need clearly instead of hoping they’ll take the hint, and to set expectations without feeling bossy.

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How to Stop Toxic People Pushing All Your Buttons22 Sep 202500:44:46

Dr Claire Plumbly shares strategies for nervous system regulation when dealing with angry patients and difficult colleagues.

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How Bad Does it Have to Get Before You Act?15 Sep 202500:17:53

If you’re overwhelmed at work, jumping out of the frying pan might seem like the only option. But there are things you can try today… you just have to commit to the life and career you deserve.

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Why “Keep Calm and Carry On” Fuels Burnout08 Sep 202501:08:58

Burnout happens when work stress and home pressures overrun our support structures. When we understand this balance, we can take steps to address burnout before we reach breaking point.

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Why Doctors Don’t Ask for Help – And How to Do it Right01 Sep 202500:23:19

Stop being gaslit into thinking your situation is futile. Apply Rachel’s script to ask for help in getting necessary care so you can be at your most effective, even in a struggling system.

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What Do You Want from Work in the Second Half of Life?25 Aug 202500:46:46

When it comes to work, what we seek can often shift in mid-life, from recognition and status towards meaningful contribution and purpose. What do you do if you’r at that crossroads in your career?

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Why You’re Stressed When Everyone Else is Calm18 Aug 202500:52:10

Stress is created from the mind, not from the outside world. If that’s true, how can we stop listening to the unhelpful stories our minds tell us?

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How to Get Better Sleep11 Aug 202500:50:18

Why we need to sleep, why REM isn’t the whole picture, and what to do when anxiety keeps you awake at night.

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How to Eat Better and Keep Your Energy Up04 Aug 202500:59:10

When that afternoon slump hits or you’re at the end of a long shift, what can you reach for instead of the biscuits in the cupboard or the cake in the staff room?

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The 4 Books to Read This Summer to Set Up Your Next 6 Months for Success28 Jul 202500:32:47

Essential reading to help you learn more about your brain and the brains of those around you, do less, and make decisions from a place of clarity.

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How to Boost Your Leadership Skills (Even if You Don’t Think You’re a Leader)21 Jul 202500:49:51

Everyone in healthcare takes a leading role at various points in their career, even those who think they “just” handle admin. Dr Paul O’Dwyer explains what skills you need to develop in order to become the leader your team needs.

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The Personal Cost of Working in Burnout14 Jul 202500:30:07

Are you borrowing energy from your life outside of work, just so you can cope with everything on your plate? If so, it’s time to stop, and rebalance your energy so you don’t burn out or lose connection with the people and things you love.

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How to Survive a Complaint from Another Clinician07 Jul 202501:07:10

Dr George Wright offers ways to tackle blue-on-blue complaints, and how to avoid going for the nuclear option if you have an issue with a colleague.

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What to Do When You Can’t Fix the System30 Jun 202500:18:44

How to shift your locus of control and create sustainable change without burning out.

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5 Things Holding You Back from Getting the Career You Love23 Jun 202501:01:29

The grass isn’t always greener on the other side, but if you’re thinking about making a career change, understanding your values, strengths, and unique operating style can help you design a more fulfilling path.

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Why Wearing the Busy Badge is Burning You Out (And What to Do Instead)16 Jun 202500:28:17

Four ways in which the “badge of busyness” you wear could be contributing to your burnout, how to reframe busy or over-scheduled, and how you can delegate without feeling like you’re just passing the buck.

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How to Stop Money from Being Stressful09 Jun 202500:45:34

If you’ve been putting off taking a look at your finances, this episode will help you do it, minus the stress and judgement.

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