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S2 Episode 011 - SHANNON MICHELLE - From Serving Spirits to Spirited Sobriety and Inclusivity
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This week on We Recover Loudly, we pull back the curtain with Shannon Michelle, whose journey from pizza counter to cocktail shaker has taken a turn towards sobriety and a quest for inclusivity in the bar industry. Her candid stories serve as a beacon for those navigating the rewarding yet tumultuous waves of hospitality. From the personal cost of burnout to her transformation into a charity-minded business owner, Shannon's reflections are a testament to the power of vulnerability and the strength found in choosing a life less intoxicated.
Navigating a career in hospitality can be like mixing a complex cocktail – it requires balance, a dash of creativity, and the occasional bitter note to appreciate the sweet. We examine the silent struggles faced by many behind the bar, discussing the importance of recognizing the warning signs of mental health in our team and the necessity for compassionate leadership.
We also discuss -
- Burn out and neurodiversity
- The fear we can feel around asking for help, and how this can esculate destructive behaviours.
- How important boundaries are, and that we should be championing them in our teams, and ourselves.
- The importance of mentorship.
We discuss the burgeoning trend of low and no ABV cocktails that Shannon champions. This conversation is an inspiring a celebration of personal growth, professional evolution, and the realization that sobriety might just be the best decision you can make!
Navigating a career in hospitality can be like mixing a complex cocktail – it requires balance, a dash of creativity, and the occasional bitter note to appreciate the sweet. We examine the silent struggles faced by many behind the bar, discussing the importance of recognizing the warning signs of mental health in our team and the necessity for compassionate leadership.
We also discuss -
- Burn out and neurodiversity
- The fear we can feel around asking for help, and how this can esculate destructive behaviours.
- How important boundaries are, and that we should be championing them in our teams, and ourselves.
- The importance of mentorship.
We discuss the burgeoning trend of low and no ABV cocktails that Shannon champions. This conversation is an inspiring a celebration of personal growth, professional evolution, and the realization that sobriety might just be the best decision you can make!
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