PREVENTING BURNOUT COSTS LESS THAN REPLACING TALENT
You don't need another productivity app.
You need a smarter system for how you and your team think and work.
I help organisations prevent burnout and build resilient, focused teams.
I work with leaders and high performers to shift how they manage their energy, mindset, and focus — so they can perform at a high level without burning out.
My focus areas:
Support strong, resilient teams
Leading human change when pressure is high
Teaching practical nervous system tools that work at scale
Designing simple AI toolkits to support focus, structure, and self-management
How I work:
On-site intensives
Longer-term collaborations (3–12 months)
Custom partnerships with leadership teams
The results:
Lower burnout risk
Better teamwork and adaptability
Steady, high-energy performance that lasts
The Cost of Burnout?
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That’s the average cost of replacing one burned-out employee (recruitment, training, lost productivity). Prevention is always cheaper than re-hiring.
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The World Health Organization estimates global productivity losses due to stress and burnout at a staggering figure. Companies pay the price in missed targets and stalled growth.
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Employees who experience burnout tend to take more sick days, which increases direct health costs and disrupts workflow. Teams get stretched thin, and performance drops.
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Burned-out employees actively seek new jobs, creating turnover risk and cultural erosion long before they submit their notice.
Burnout doesn't begin with exhaustion; it starts with constant acceleration.
In today's work culture, speed is often rewarded, while stillness can be viewed as a sign of weakness. Teams frequently switch between platforms, chase shifting priorities, and rely on quick fixes instead of establishing clear systems.
The outcome isn't just fatigue—it's cognitive overload. With too many tools, too many demands, and insufficient time to recover or engage in deep thinking, people end up staying online longer but feeling less effective.
This isn't a problem of motivation; it's a problem with design. When a system is built on urgency, even the most driven individuals eventually deplete their energy.
True prevention begins with redesigning how teams operate—creating space for focus, recovery, and intelligent efficiency rather than endless output.
THE REAL PROBLEM WITH BURNOUT?
Burnout prevention isn't about slowing ambition; it's about creating a system that supports it.
My approach helps teams rebuild from within, starting with the nervous system and utilizing AI tools and clear performance structures. When people feel safe and organized, creativity and consistency thrive.
The process involves stabilizing the system by regulating stress and restoring focus. We then redesign work to replace chaos with structure and repetitive tasks with intelligent automation. Lastly, we sustain performance by training teams to maintain energy, communication, and purpose during growth.
As a strategic partner, I guide ambitious teams to work in alignment with how the human brain and body function.
With measurable frameworks and practical AI applications, I help organizations foster cultures that perform without burnout. The goal is to build a system that works for you.
THE SOLUTION?
I rebuild resilience from the nervous system up — helping leaders, teams, and individuals regulate stress, reset their focus, and rebuild with clarity and confidence.
I'm a transformational coach and the author of three books — Accidentally Insane, Boosting Loyalty, and Transformational Twelve. My background combines business, psychology, and leadership, utilizing science with practical tools that people can actually apply.
My work blends modern neuroscience, AI systems, OSHO active meditations, and traditional Seto healing principles into a grounded, evidence-based system for self-management and sustainable performance.
More than 5,000 people have completed my programmes across Europe and beyond. I was named Estonia's Education Friend of the Year for my work in saving a historic manor school, and I have led projects that merge corporate growth with real human well-being.
I also act as a connector — bringing the right people together when teams need a specific breakthrough. Around me is a network of experts in biohacking, neuroscience, leadership, and AI innovation. When a team faces a complex challenge — whether in health, performance, or future technology — I connect the dots and build the collaboration that gets results.