Lawrence Levy: Beating Burnout By Just Being

Feeling burnout does not mean you're a failure. By practicing in the Gelug tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, former tech executive Lawrence Levy found a way to apply Buddhist principles to the difficulties we have in our everyday lives. Tricycle Editor and Publisher James Shaheen talks to Levy about the importance of self-care in a mutually supportive environment and how meditation can help us tend to the conditions that lead to burnout.

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26.4.22
James, to you and to mr. Levy -
That conversation was very educational, interesting, wise and useful.
Thank you both🦉
Orly
Israel

I love the idea of shifting the narrative and the expectations by changing the "I am" definition of oneself. I am a teacher vs. I am a human being who teaches (or, even better, who facilitates learning) a subject I know more about than the other human being working with me. This is so beautiful.

Very Interesting thank you!

Insightful and inspiring. Well worth the 30+ minutes.

Amazing. Clear discussion that sheds lots of enlightenment. I can’t wait for more from tricycle.