Burnout doesn’t happen overnight. It creeps in gradually—through long days, mounting responsibilities, constant mental overload, and the belief that we need to “push through” until things get better.
But all too often, the situation doesn’t improve, and your mind, body, and emotions never get a chance to fully recover. When the stress and exhaustion become too much, burnout sets in.
Understanding Burnout and Its Impact
Burnout isn’t just “being tired,” and it’s not a personal weakness. It’s a state of…
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