
Burnout isn't inevitable. Dr. Jacinta Jimenez, VP at BetterUp, reveals science-backed strategies for sustainable success in today's overwhelming workplace. Embraced by business leaders navigating post-pandemic work culture, this guide answers the question: How can high-achievers perform without sacrificing wellbeing?
Jacinta M. Jiménez, PsyD, BCC, is an award-winning author of The Burnout Fix and a Stanford-trained psychologist. She is also a globally recognized leadership resilience expert.
Her book blends behavioral science with practical strategies for overcoming chronic stress, drawing from her 20+ years as a board-certified leadership coach. Jiménez also serves as the Vice President of Coaching Innovation at BetterUp, where she scaled evidence-based coaching programs for Fortune 500 companies.
A sought-after speaker featured in Harvard Business Review, Forbes, and Fast Company, Jiménez combines clinical expertise with Silicon Valley tech innovation. She co-created the National Center for PTSD’s Anger and Irritability Management System app. Recognized among the Top 50 Women Leaders in San Francisco and a LA Weekly “Top Coach to Follow,” her work bridges psychology and organizational performance.
The Burnout Fix won getAbstract’s 2021 International Book of the Year and has been translated into 12 languages, serving as a cornerstone text in corporate wellness programs worldwide.
The Burnout Fix provides science-backed strategies to combat burnout in modern work environments. It introduces the PULSE framework (Pacing, Leveraging leisure, Support systems, etc.) to build resilience, prioritize well-being, and sustain success. Dr. Jiménez combines motivational psychology, neuroscience, and real-world coaching examples to help readers thrive in high-pressure settings.
Professionals in high-stress roles, leaders managing teams, and anyone feeling chronically overwhelmed will benefit. The book offers tools for individuals seeking work-life balance and organizations aiming to reduce burnout culture. It’s particularly relevant for remote workers and those in fast-paced industries like tech or healthcare.
Yes—it’s a Business Insider-recommended book and winner of getAbstract’s 2021 Reader’s Choice Award. It stands out for its actionable, research-driven methods, such as energy regulation techniques and mindfulness practices, which are backed by Dr. Jiménez’s 20+ years in psychology and leadership coaching.
The PULSE framework is a five-part resilience model:
The book advocates “mindful pauses”—short, intentional breaks to reset focus—and techniques like breathwork to reduce stress. Dr. Jiménez argues mindfulness enhances decision-making and creativity, citing studies showing its impact on reducing workplace anxiety.
While Atomic Habits focuses on incremental behavior change, The Burnout Fix targets systemic causes of burnout with organizational and personal strategies. Both provide actionable frameworks, but Jiménez’s work specifically addresses sustaining performance without sacrificing mental health.
Some reviewers note the strategies require consistent effort, which may challenge those already stretched thin. Others suggest it leans more toward corporate audiences, though Dr. Jiménez includes adaptations for freelancers and students.
Yes. The book addresses digital overload with tactics like “time-blocking” and setting tech boundaries. It also advises leaders on fostering virtual team resilience through structured check-ins and flexible scheduling.
Dr. Jiménez promotes circadian rhythm alignment (matching tasks to energy peaks) and “micro-recoveries” (5-minute mindfulness exercises). These methods aim to prevent energy depletion common in always-on work cultures.
The book stresses cultivating “relational resilience”—building trusted networks for emotional and logistical support. Examples include mentorship programs and peer accountability groups, which reduce isolation and improve problem-solving.
Dr. Jiménez is a Stanford-trained psychologist, board-certified leadership coach, and VP at BetterUp. Her expertise blends clinical research with corporate experience, cited by Fortune and Harvard Business Review. She’s advised top organizations on burnout prevention since 2021.
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Sustainable success requires more than just grit.
Society romanticizes such mavericks who break rules and take wild risks.
Big risks often backfire dramatically.
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Have you ever pushed through exhaustion so long that you forgot what energy feels like? Standing in a cardiovascular ICU, watching my brother fight for his life with a 45% survival chance, I made a choice that seemed heroic at the time: I would coordinate his care while finishing my doctoral dissertation. No excuses, no delays. I slashed sleep, abandoned exercise, ghosted friends, and doubled my work hours. For a while, this superhuman schedule worked-I finished my dissertation and set a defense date. Then the crash came. Not dramatic, but insidious. Enthusiasm drained away. I moved through days in a fog, irritable and hollow, watching the clock during clinical rotations. All my productivity hacks and rigid routines only tightened the noose. This breakdown taught me what no textbook could: sustainable success isn't about gritting harder-it's about protecting your pulse. Two decades later, I've built an award-winning positive psychology practice and coached hundreds of clients across industries. Yet everywhere I look, I see people making my old mistakes. John, a customer success manager, took global calls at all hours until his performance collapsed. Keisha, newly promoted to VP, overcommitted to prove herself worthy until she couldn't deliver on anything. Angelo, a sales executive, powered through until family responsibilities made his unsustainable pace impossible. The numbers are staggering: 60% of employees report constant stress, 77% have experienced burnout in their current job, and workplace stress kills an estimated 120,000 Americans annually while costing the economy up to $300 billion. Yet four dangerous myths persist. First, burnout isn't about toughness-it happens when job demands and human capacity become mismatched through workload issues, lack of control, insufficient rewards, poor support, unfairness, or value conflicts. Second, burnout isn't a switch that flips-it's a gradual erosion showing up as exhaustion, cynicism, and inefficacy. Third, burnout isn't trivial-the WHO recognizes it as a serious occupational phenomenon affecting health and relationships. Fourth, burnout isn't just a personal problem requiring better self-care-it's a workplace issue demanding solutions at individual, team, and organizational levels.