Jacinta M. Jiménez

Jiménez reframes leadership and workplace well-being by integrating psychology and innovation to foster resilience and sustainable success. Her work centers on understanding human behavior and developing leadership skills that emphasize resilience, burnout prevention, and the psychology of human connection in an increasingly technological world. As a Stanford-trained psychologist and award-winning author, she combines academic rigor with lived experience to deliver coaching that is both credible and deeply empathetic. This approach is evident in her book "The Burnout Fix: Overcome Overwhelm, Beat Busy, and Sustain Success in the New World of Work", which has been recognized for its insightful exploration of burnout and strategies for recovery.\n\nHer career has been marked by significant contributions to the field of leadership coaching, including her role as Vice President of Coaching Innovation at BetterUp, where she applied behavioral science to leadership development. Jiménez has coached senior executives globally, with a particular focus on Silicon Valley, while also addressing diversity and inclusion. Her work has been featured in major outlets like Forbes and Harvard Business Review, underscoring her influence as a thought leader in this domain. Readers benefit from her synthesis of scientific research and practical strategies, which not only enhance leadership capabilities but also emphasize the importance of maintaining human connection for overall well-being. This bio highlights how her personal narrative of overcoming significant health challenges and her Mexican heritage informs her mission to cultivate workplace well-being and sustainable success.