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Why Neurodivergent Women Burn Out Differently (And Why Rest Doesn't Fix It)
On the 1st of April, I stood in front of a room of tired, ambitious women at a workshop on burnout recovery. I had taught this kind of workshop before. I had shared my burnout story before. But this time I said something I had never said out loud to a room of strangers. I told them I am AUDHD. Both ADHD and autistic. Diagnosed at 40, after years of wondering, and then years of actually looking. The words came out steadier than I expected. What I did not expect was how many wo
Ling Shi
9 min read


Spring Liver Qi: 7 TCM Practices to Support Your Body This Season
Your body knows it is spring before your mind does. A restlessness arrives. An urgency you cannot quite name. The feeling that something in you wants to push through, expand, begin, even when nothing on your calendar has changed. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this is not coincidence. It is the Liver speaking. Why spring belongs to the Liver In TCM, each season corresponds to an organ system, an element, and a quality of energy. Spring belongs to the Liver and Gallbladder.
Ling Shi
7 min read


Burnout Recovery in Berlin: A Guide for Expats Who Are Running on Empty
If you moved to Berlin to build something meaningful and now find yourself exhausted, disconnected, and unsure what went wrong — this is for you. A guide to burnout recovery for expats in Berlin.
Ling Shi
6 min read


Breathwork for Burnout: Why Breathing Is the Fastest Way to Regulate Your Nervous System
Your breath is the only part of your nervous system you can consciously control. As a freediver and burnout coach, here's what I've learned about using breathwork to recover from exhaustion — fast.
Ling Shi
4 min read
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