web01.fireside.fm Sat, 04 Apr 2026 14:15:49 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) The Revelation Project - Episodes Tagged with “Invisible Work Load” https://revelationproject.fireside.fm/tags/invisible%20work%20load Wed, 10 Aug 2022 00:00:00 -0400 The Revelation Project is an individual and holistic movement that disrupts the trance of unworthiness and lifts the veils of personal illusion and cultural deception that keep us from remembering our divinity and inherent wholeness. The Revelation Project Podcast explores alternative narratives to traditional patriarchal influences that awaken, liberate and activate awareness. Join us to investigate vulnerable and courageous topics that reveal more magic, wonder, and beauty than we ever thought possible. Life is a revelation, and what gets revealed gets healed. en episodic Life is a Revelation Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC The Revelation Project is an individual and holistic movement that disrupts the trance of unworthiness and lifts the veils of personal illusion and cultural deception that keep us from remembering our divinity and inherent wholeness. The Revelation Project Podcast explores alternative narratives to traditional patriarchal influences that awaken, liberate and activate awareness. Join us to investigate vulnerable and courageous topics that reveal more magic, wonder, and beauty than we ever thought possible. Life is a revelation, and what gets revealed gets healed. no Goddess, Sacred Feminine, Awakening, Healing, embodiment, Sacred Masculine, Feminine Leadership, Erotic Power, Archetypes, Gnosis, Mother Wound, Patriarchy, Awakening, Divine Feminine Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC rodgers107@me.com Episode 139: SUMMER SERIES: Susan Hyatt - The Emotional Labor of Women https://revelationproject.fireside.fm/139 7f466afe-d5a5-4a81-8c6d-e1bbd7c5f9cc Wed, 10 Aug 2022 00:00:00 -0400 Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC full Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC In this episode, Monica speaks to Susan Hyatt about the Emotional Labor of Women. 54:12 no Emotional labor is the exertion of energy for the purpose of addressing people’s feelings, making people comfortable, or living up to social expectations. It’s called “emotional labor” because it ends up using – and often draining – our emotional resources. Emotional labor was a feeling I knew well before I knew it was a thing! It's such a relief to put language to something I could not previously articulate. I can recall many situations in past relationships, at work, or in family dynamics where I would end up profoundly resenting putting in the extra time when it came to doing the heavy lifting of emotional labor. "I'll clean if you just tell me what to clean!" or all the boyfriends who could not be bothered to pay attention to what I was saying I needed so that I had to spell it out! How about the time my father took me to girl scouts, and all the women in the room looked at him like he was a saint for doing something my mother had done a million times? How about at the office when I was expected to answer the door buzzer when we were all in the conference room in a meeting of peers? I mean, the examples go on and on and on and on… I loved this riveting conversation with Susan Hyatt; I know you'll love her energy. We were both practically buzzing with resonance in all we were sharing. In this episode, we cover some major ground: Where can other women start examining the impact of invisible labor in our own lives? First step- start noticing! Why do we call emotional labor the 3rd shift? The impact of placing the majority of emotional labor on women and how the symptoms often present Hear why Susan is so passionate about closing the gaps in gender roles with confidence, leisure, wealth, and more. Learn what steps you can take to close those gaps in your own life. Listen to how Susan started to gain clarity about how to get the men and kids around her to start taking up the emotional slack. The more we are honest about our struggles, the more we can help one another move through them. Staying indoctrinated into silence and shame keeps us there. Susan Hyatt is a Master Certified Life and Business Coach, and one of the world's leading voices on mindset, motivation, and how to become an unstoppable woman. She's also a #1 bestselling author and TEDx speaker; founder of the University for Life Coach Training; and the founder of BARE, a trademarked process that helps women shed body image issues, stop dieting, and treat their bodies with love and respect—leading to huge mental and physical health breakthroughs. connection,consciousness,courage,education,feminine,healing,health,inspiration,love,revelation,selfhelp,selflove,spirituality,vulnerability,women Emotional labor is the exertion of energy for the purpose of addressing people’s feelings, making people comfortable, or living up to social expectations. It’s called “emotional labor” because it ends up using – and often draining – our emotional resources.

Emotional labor was a feeling I knew well before I knew it was a thing! It's such a relief to put language to something I could not previously articulate.

I can recall many situations in past relationships, at work, or in family dynamics where I would end up profoundly resenting putting in the extra time when it came to doing the heavy lifting of emotional labor.

"I'll clean if you just tell me what to clean!" or all the boyfriends who could not be bothered to pay attention to what I was saying I needed so that I had to spell it out! How about the time my father took me to girl scouts, and all the women in the room looked at him like he was a saint for doing something my mother had done a million times? How about at the office when I was expected to answer the door buzzer when we were all in the conference room in a meeting of peers? I mean, the examples go on and on and on and on…

I loved this riveting conversation with Susan Hyatt; I know you'll love her energy. We were both practically buzzing with resonance in all we were sharing. In this episode, we cover some major ground:

  • Where can other women start examining the impact of invisible labor in our own lives? First step- start noticing!
  • Why do we call emotional labor the 3rd shift?
  • The impact of placing the majority of emotional labor on women and how the symptoms often present
  • Hear why Susan is so passionate about closing the gaps in gender roles with confidence, leisure, wealth, and more.
  • Learn what steps you can take to close those gaps in your own life.
  • Listen to how Susan started to gain clarity about how to get the men and kids around her to start taking up the emotional slack.
  • The more we are honest about our struggles, the more we can help one another move through them.
  • Staying indoctrinated into silence and shame keeps us there.

Susan Hyatt is a Master Certified Life and Business Coach, and one of the world's leading voices on mindset, motivation, and how to become an unstoppable woman. She's also a #1 bestselling author and TEDx speaker; founder of the University for Life Coach Training; and the founder of BARE, a trademarked process that helps women shed body image issues, stop dieting, and treat their bodies with love and respect—leading to huge mental and physical health breakthroughs.

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]]> Emotional labor is the exertion of energy for the purpose of addressing people’s feelings, making people comfortable, or living up to social expectations. It’s called “emotional labor” because it ends up using – and often draining – our emotional resources.

Emotional labor was a feeling I knew well before I knew it was a thing! It's such a relief to put language to something I could not previously articulate.

I can recall many situations in past relationships, at work, or in family dynamics where I would end up profoundly resenting putting in the extra time when it came to doing the heavy lifting of emotional labor.

"I'll clean if you just tell me what to clean!" or all the boyfriends who could not be bothered to pay attention to what I was saying I needed so that I had to spell it out! How about the time my father took me to girl scouts, and all the women in the room looked at him like he was a saint for doing something my mother had done a million times? How about at the office when I was expected to answer the door buzzer when we were all in the conference room in a meeting of peers? I mean, the examples go on and on and on and on…

I loved this riveting conversation with Susan Hyatt; I know you'll love her energy. We were both practically buzzing with resonance in all we were sharing. In this episode, we cover some major ground:

  • Where can other women start examining the impact of invisible labor in our own lives? First step- start noticing!
  • Why do we call emotional labor the 3rd shift?
  • The impact of placing the majority of emotional labor on women and how the symptoms often present
  • Hear why Susan is so passionate about closing the gaps in gender roles with confidence, leisure, wealth, and more.
  • Learn what steps you can take to close those gaps in your own life.
  • Listen to how Susan started to gain clarity about how to get the men and kids around her to start taking up the emotional slack.
  • The more we are honest about our struggles, the more we can help one another move through them.
  • Staying indoctrinated into silence and shame keeps us there.

Susan Hyatt is a Master Certified Life and Business Coach, and one of the world's leading voices on mindset, motivation, and how to become an unstoppable woman. She's also a #1 bestselling author and TEDx speaker; founder of the University for Life Coach Training; and the founder of BARE, a trademarked process that helps women shed body image issues, stop dieting, and treat their bodies with love and respect—leading to huge mental and physical health breakthroughs.

Sponsored By:

Links:

]]> Episode 113: Susan Hyatt - The Emotional Labor of Women https://revelationproject.fireside.fm/113 e48b3322-ccb0-4aba-b1b4-d50bedf82e8d Wed, 09 Feb 2022 00:15:00 -0500 Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC full Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC In this episode, Monica speaks to Susan Hyatt about the Emotional Labor of Women. 46:07 no Emotional labor is the exertion of energy for the purpose of addressing people’s feelings, making people comfortable, or living up to social expectations. It’s called “emotional labor” because it ends up using – and often draining – our emotional resources. Emotional labor was a feeling I knew well before I knew it was a thing! It’s such a relief to put language to something I could not previously articulate. I can recall many situations in past relationships, at work, or in family dynamics where I would end up deeply resenting putting in the the extra time when it came to doing the heavy lifting of emotional labor. "I’ll clean if you just tell me what to clean!” or all the boyfriends who could not be bothered to pay attention to what I was saying I needed so that I had to spell it out! How about the time my father took me to girl scouts and all the women in the room looked at him like he was a saint for doing something my mother had done a million times. How about at the office when I was expected to answer the door buzzer when we were all in the conference room in a meeting of piers? I mean, the examples go on and on and on and on… I loved this riveting conversation with Susan Hyatt and I know you’ll love her energy. We were both practically buzzing with resonance in all we were sharing together. In this episode we cover some major ground: Where can other women start examining the impact of invisible labor in our own lives? First step- start noticing! Why do we call emotional labor the 3rd shift? What is the overall impact of doing most of the emotional labor on women and how do the symptoms present? Hear about why Susan is so passionate about closing the gaps in gender roles with confidence leisure, wealth and more. Learn what steps you can take to close those gaps in your own life. Listen to how Susan started to gain clarity about how to get the men and kids around her to start taking up the emotional slack. The more we are honest about our struggles, the more we can help one another move through them. Staying indoctrinated into silence and shame keeps us there. Susan Hyatt is a Master Certified Life and Business Coach, and one of the world’s leading voices on mindset, motivation, and how to become an unstoppable woman. She's also a #1 bestselling author and TEDx speaker; founder of the University for Life Coach Training; and the founder of BARE, a trademarked process that helps women shed body image issues, stop dieting, and treat their bodies with love and respect—leading to huge mental and physical health breakthroughs. connection,consciousness,courage,education,feminine,healing,health,inspiration,love,revelation,selfhelp,selflove,spirituality,vulnerability,women Emotional labor is the exertion of energy for the purpose of addressing people’s feelings, making people comfortable, or living up to social expectations. It’s called “emotional labor” because it ends up using – and often draining – our emotional resources.

Emotional labor was a feeling I knew well before I knew it was a thing! It’s such a relief to put language to something I could not previously articulate.

I can recall many situations in past relationships, at work, or in family dynamics where I would end up deeply resenting putting in the the extra time when it came to doing the heavy lifting of emotional labor.

"I’ll clean if you just tell me what to clean!” or all the boyfriends who could not be bothered to pay attention to what I was saying I needed so that I had to spell it out! How about the time my father took me to girl scouts and all the women in the room looked at him like he was a saint for doing something my mother had done a million times. How about at the office when I was expected to answer the door buzzer when we were all in the conference room in a meeting of piers? I mean, the examples go on and on and on and on…

I loved this riveting conversation with Susan Hyatt and I know you’ll love her energy. We were both practically buzzing with resonance in all we were sharing together. In this episode we cover some major ground:

  • Where can other women start examining the impact of invisible labor in our own lives? First step- start noticing!
  • Why do we call emotional labor the 3rd shift?
  • What is the overall impact of doing most of the emotional labor on women and how do the symptoms present?
  • Hear about why Susan is so passionate about closing the gaps in gender roles with confidence leisure, wealth and more.
  • Learn what steps you can take to close those gaps in your own life.
  • Listen to how Susan started to gain clarity about how to get the men and kids around her to start taking up the emotional slack.
  • The more we are honest about our struggles, the more we can help one another move through them.
  • Staying indoctrinated into silence and shame keeps us there.

Susan Hyatt is a Master Certified Life and Business Coach, and one of the world’s leading voices on mindset, motivation, and how to become an unstoppable woman. She's also a #1 bestselling author and TEDx speaker; founder of the University for Life Coach Training; and the founder of BARE, a trademarked process that helps women shed body image issues, stop dieting, and treat their bodies with love and respect—leading to huge mental and physical health breakthroughs.

Links:

]]> Emotional labor is the exertion of energy for the purpose of addressing people’s feelings, making people comfortable, or living up to social expectations. It’s called “emotional labor” because it ends up using – and often draining – our emotional resources.

Emotional labor was a feeling I knew well before I knew it was a thing! It’s such a relief to put language to something I could not previously articulate.

I can recall many situations in past relationships, at work, or in family dynamics where I would end up deeply resenting putting in the the extra time when it came to doing the heavy lifting of emotional labor.

"I’ll clean if you just tell me what to clean!” or all the boyfriends who could not be bothered to pay attention to what I was saying I needed so that I had to spell it out! How about the time my father took me to girl scouts and all the women in the room looked at him like he was a saint for doing something my mother had done a million times. How about at the office when I was expected to answer the door buzzer when we were all in the conference room in a meeting of piers? I mean, the examples go on and on and on and on…

I loved this riveting conversation with Susan Hyatt and I know you’ll love her energy. We were both practically buzzing with resonance in all we were sharing together. In this episode we cover some major ground:

  • Where can other women start examining the impact of invisible labor in our own lives? First step- start noticing!
  • Why do we call emotional labor the 3rd shift?
  • What is the overall impact of doing most of the emotional labor on women and how do the symptoms present?
  • Hear about why Susan is so passionate about closing the gaps in gender roles with confidence leisure, wealth and more.
  • Learn what steps you can take to close those gaps in your own life.
  • Listen to how Susan started to gain clarity about how to get the men and kids around her to start taking up the emotional slack.
  • The more we are honest about our struggles, the more we can help one another move through them.
  • Staying indoctrinated into silence and shame keeps us there.

Susan Hyatt is a Master Certified Life and Business Coach, and one of the world’s leading voices on mindset, motivation, and how to become an unstoppable woman. She's also a #1 bestselling author and TEDx speaker; founder of the University for Life Coach Training; and the founder of BARE, a trademarked process that helps women shed body image issues, stop dieting, and treat their bodies with love and respect—leading to huge mental and physical health breakthroughs.

Links:

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