About Chris Wilson
Hi, I'm Chris Wilson. I created Where I'm At because burnout did not just affect my energy. It changed my confidence, my work, my health, and the way I saw my life.
What I needed was not more pressure, more performance, or vague encouragement to find my new direction. I needed honest language for what had happened, a steadier way to rebuild, and practical support that did not feel like another thing to get right.
Where I'm At grew from that.
My story, in two parts
Where this started, and why it became Where I'm At.
Part one
Part two
What Where I'm At stands for
This platform exists for working professionals dealing with burnout, career change, and the questions that often come with both. It is built on a simple belief: burnout can bring the start of a more honest life. Not because burnout is a gift. Not in any romanticised sense. But because it can bring into view what was no longer sustainable.
The work here is to help people understand what happened, feel less alone through the stories of others, rebuild with more truth and self-respect, and find out what comes next without having to have it all figured out first.
What I bring
I am not a therapist, a doctor, or a one-to-one coach. What I bring is lived experience, honest reflection, practical frameworks, and a real commitment to creating safer, more useful pathways for people dealing with burnout and change. Where specialist support is needed, I believe in being clear about that. That is why the wider community includes trusted expert pathways alongside the lived-experience content.
Why stories matter here
A lot of people understand what is happening to them through the words of others. Sometimes a story gives language to something you have been carrying alone for years.
That is why storytelling sits at the heart of Where I'm At. Share. Inspire. Explore. is not just the name of the podcast. It is the spirit of the whole thing: share honest lived experience, inspire grounded hope, and explore what comes next.
What we stand on
This is not about becoming someone else. It is about understanding what changed, what no longer fits, and what a more honest way forward could look like.
That is the work of Where I'm At.