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You’re getting everything done. You’re working, taking care of people, exercising, showing up—and telling everyone you’re fine.
But are you actually energetic, or have you simply gotten very good at functioning while tired?
In this episode of Living F.R.E.S.H., Dr. Kris Sargent asks a different question about fatigue: Have you been walking through mud and calling it normal?
We’ll look at the difference between performance and true physiological capacity, the things we use to “manufacture” energy, what your energy should look like across a normal day, and some of the underlying factors that may quietly be stealing your energy.
Fatigue isn’t a diagnosis. It’s information. And persistent fatigue deserves curiosity before it gets justification.
But are you actually energetic, or have you simply gotten very good at functioning while tired?
In this episode of Living F.R.E.S.H., Dr. Kris Sargent asks a different question about fatigue: Have you been walking through mud and calling it normal?
We’ll look at the difference between performance and true physiological capacity, the things we use to “manufacture” energy, what your energy should look like across a normal day, and some of the underlying factors that may quietly be stealing your energy.
Fatigue isn’t a diagnosis. It’s information. And persistent fatigue deserves curiosity before it gets justification.
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