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When it comes to your work, there may be tons of demands. You may not have as much autonomy as you would like. Over time, stress accumulates and if you don't manage your mind, you can burn out. Often, when we feel like work is overwhelming, we might ask for more time to work on a project or try to delegate tasks out ...
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When you are a high achiever, you are naturally driven. But what happens when work becomes too much for you? If instead of saying, "I can't do this anymore" you decide to go deeper into it, you can eat you up from the inside out. Eventually you burnout. Hard core. Tina is a burnout survivor. It took quite a drastic ...
Remote Work has countless benefits, you can read it all over, from news to online publications like Think Remote where they state that by having a more flexible schedule and the possibility to work from your own home, it impacts you greatly. In pandemic times, however, it can be hard to keep up with a healthy work-life balance. All of a sudden, you don't only work from home. Your whole life is at home. Without external input, days pass by, and it is easy to get lost in this f
Are you wondering if youâre burned out or afraid you may be getting there? Here are some quick tips to see if you are burned out and what you can do about it. rnAre you experiencing two or more of the following? rn1) Difficulty getting out of bed and getting to work in the mornings.rn2) Increased ...Are you wondering if youâre burned out or afraid you may be getting there? Here are some quick tips to see if you are burned out and what you can do about it. rnAre you experi
This article was originally published at rochizalani.com Up until last month, I was hustling one full-time job and three part-time jobs. Every minute of every day was booked on my calendar for a hundred âurgentâ tasks. âChillâ wasnât a word in my vocabulary. I would rest but, um, not really. If and when I would rest, I would make it productive. Online courses, cooking classes, hard books â those were allowed forms of rest. Netflix, naps, articles on the WWW â un