PRAISE FOR BURNT OUT TO LIT UP

"Burnt Out to Lit Up is a must-read for all leaders in the workplace. Daisy Auger-Domínguez provides a comprehensive and achievable road map from a workplace landscape riddled with burnout and dysfunction to one of sustainability and healthy productivity. With real life examples and compelling research, this book is the new handbook for managers."
--EVE RODSKY, New York Times bestselling author of Fair Play

"In Burnt Out to Lit Up, Daisy Auger-Domínguez uses her vast leadership experience to show how we can stop burnout in its tracks. Employees, bosses, and organizations shouldn't take burnout lightly--and this book shows us how to meet it head on."
--ARTHUR C. BROOKS, Harvard Professor and #1 New York Times bestselling author

"Daisy Auger-Domínguez is the leader we need right now. After finding herself burned out to the extreme of feeling 'burnt crispy, ' the C-Suite exec fought to find her light again, and shows us how we can, too...When too many talented individuals, especially BIPOC, are walking away from the corporate grind, Daisy guides us back to feeling lit up again."
--ROBYN MORENO, former media executive and author of Get Rooted

"I loved Daisy's suggested 'scripts'--actual conversation starters and responses for every situation, be it working with a team on the verge of burnout, talking to a boss who has pushed you over the edge, or facing up to your own role in making burnout happen. Daisy is the perfect choice for delivering tough love, as she has burned out and emerged triumphant, experiencing the energy of post-burnout growth!"
--JOANNA BARSH, McKinsey & Company director emerita; bestselling author of How Remarkable Women Lead

"This book empowers readers to turn burnout into an opportunity for growth, innovation, and renewed passion, inspiring those around you to light up with you. It's a call to action to reignite the joy and purpose in leadership, inspiring a new era of leaders to lead with heart, resilience, and a transformative vision."
--RESHMA SAUJANI, author, activist, and the founder of Girls Who Code and Moms First