Burnout, Identity, and the Slow Return to a Life That Feels Like Your OwnTerence S. Phillips
Length49m
About this audiobook
When the Role Starts Eating the Self explores the hidden psychological cost of long-term success in high-performance careers. For many leaders, professionals, and executives, the role that once provided purpose and identity can slowly become something heavier—something that begins to consume the person behind the title.
This reflective audiobook examines the quiet progression of burnout, identity erosion, and emotional exhaustion that can occur when achievement, responsibility, and external validation gradually replace a deeper sense of self.
Through thoughtful storytelling and psychological insight, listeners are guided through an internal journey many professionals experience but rarely speak about—the realization that success may have come at a personal cost.
Terence S. Phillips is an author, entrepreneur, insurance professional, and educator with decades of experience in business, finance, leadership, and personal development. Through his writing, he equips readers with practical wisdom, faith-based encouragement, and real-world insights to help them grow in confidence, make better decisions, and navigate everyday life with clarity and purpose.View all by Terence S. Phillips
