Mastering the Art of Intuitive Decision-Making: A Path to Prevent Burnout with Laetitia Andrac

<p data-pm-slice="1 1 []">If you're feeling overwhelmed and drained by the constant demands of your professional life, leading to a lack of clarity and poor decision-making, then you are not alone! Despite putting in long hours and sacrificing personal time, you may still find yourself unable to achieve the desired results and continuously caught in a cycle of burnout. It's frustrating when you're giving your all but still not seeing the outcomes you desire, leaving you feeling stuck and disheartened.</p> <p> </p> <p>Laetitia Andrac is an energetics & strategy business mentor (aka a ‘business doula’ as she carved this name for her work). She is the founder and CEO of Essential Shift Consulting Pty Ltd. She helps women leaders & entrepreneurs in creating a soul aligned business, career & life without burning out. She believes that what you think (in your head/mind), what you feel and are passionate about (in your heart/soul), and what you are creating (with your hand and will) are deeply connected, hence the logo of her business Essential shift with the 3 circles, which represent these 3 elements.</p> <p> </p> <p>She is making ancient spiritual wisdom accessible to busy modern-day entrepreneurs. She has a solid grounding in mindfulness (started meditation at 5 years old) and spirituality (lineage of healers), along with an authentic ‘say it as it is’ approach and impressive business savvy and strategic background. She incorporates her 15+ years in business and leadership to guide women to create soul & business alchemy.</p> <p> </p> <p>Her passion is to bring a sense of the sacred and intentionality to everyday life. She is a mother of two girls and lives in Cronulla Beach. She is attempting to practice what she teaches, coaches and mentors: creating a life that is aligned and sustainable.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you're feeling overwhelmed and drained by the constant demands of your professional life, leading to a lack of clarity and poor decision-making, then you are not alone! Despite putting in long hours and sacrif