Podcast Guesting

Let's make a great episode together.

I love a good podcast conversation. If your audience includes solopreneurs, business owners, leaders, or high achievers — I've got topics that will give them something real to walk away with.

Topics

What I bring to the show.

Burnout Prevention for High Achievers

Why burnout is a systems problem, not a willpower problem. The 4 types of burnout. Why "just slow down" doesn't work — and what actually does.

Business Systems & Operations

Building a backend that actually holds your business. Tool + Process + Ritual + Outcome. Why organized doesn't mean sustainable — and how to tell the difference.

Notion for Business

How solopreneurs and small teams use Notion as a full operating system. AI agents, automations, and building a second brain that actually runs the business.

Sustainable Performance & Leadership

How to lead without burning out your team. Culture, boundaries, and systems-level thinking for organizations that want results and retention.

The High Achiever Trap

Perfectionism, overwork, identity-fused ambition. How to build a career and business that doesn't require self-destruction as the price of admission.

Custom Topics

Happy to tailor the conversation to your audience. Student success, academic mentorship, Notion deep-dives, or something specific to your show's niche.

Media Bio

Ready to copy-paste. Short and long versions.

Short Version (2–3 sentences)

Ellyn Schinke is a sustainable performance coach, systems architect, and keynote speaker who helps solopreneurs and organizations build businesses that run — without running the people inside them into the ground. With a background in microbiology and immunology and over 15 years of experience in mentoring and teaching, she brings a science-informed, systems-first approach to burnout prevention, leadership culture, and business operations. She has been featured in Brainz Magazine, Go Solo, CU Management, and She Rises Studios.

Long Version (full paragraph)

Ellyn Schinke is a sustainable performance coach, systems architect, and keynote speaker who helps solopreneurs and organizations build businesses that run — without running the people inside them into the ground. With a background in microbiology and immunology (Washington State University, University of Michigan), professional coaching certifications, and over 15 years of experience in mentoring and teaching, Ellyn brings a science-informed, systems-first approach to burnout prevention, leadership culture, and business operations. She has been featured in Brainz Magazine, Go Solo, CU Management, and She Rises Studios, and has spoken to organizations across healthcare, higher education, real estate, financial services, and more. Ellyn is also the creator of the Solopreneur OS for Notion and the founder of Systems School.

Quick Facts & Stats

Everything you Need to Know…

Location
Tacoma, WA — available virtually worldwide
Business
Coach Ellyn LLC (est. 2019)
Website
Featured In
Reader's Digest, Fast Company, Brainz Magazine, CU Management, Go Solo, She Rises Studios
Notable Clients
LinkedIn, Avery Dennison, Beam Suntory, American Licorice, Archbright, East Carolina University
200+
Podcast Episodes
15K+
Podcast Downloads
2019
Founded
15+
Years Mentoring & Teaching

Find Me Online

Social & Web Links.

Previous Appearances

Shows I've Guested On.

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About Ellyn

Ellyn Schinke

Sustainable Performance Coach · Systems Architect

A former burnt-out overachiever who rebuilt from the ground up, Ellyn coaches at the intersection of performance, structure, and identity — equipping high-achievers with the playbooks, recovery protocols, and operating systems they need to win big and last long.

Her signature lens reframes burnout as an overtraining problem, not a character flaw. She doesn't coach hustle. She coaches longevity.

Featured with…
LinkedIn • New York Times • Fast Company • Reader's Digest • Brainz