I’m exhausted. Physically and mentally. I can’t continue to run this marathon like I’m sprinting. 🙋🏻♀️ if you agree.
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It’s not just a work thing. It’s an entire life thing. It seems like we all have no much to do and catch up on from being idle for 2 years.
As the world heads into the 3rd year of the pandemic, these stressors have become persistent and indefinite, heightening everyone's risk of burnout.
In a Deloitte survey, 77% employees say they have experienced burnout at their current job. 91% say that unmanageable stress or frustration impacts the quality of their work, and 83% say burnout can negatively impact personal relationships.
But no one is measuring the personal life burnout. That’s right. It’s a thing. Making up time to be present at your kids school 📚, joining all the parents night out activities, using all those travel credits and having “vacations” 🛫, date nights, seeing those relatives 👨👩👧👧, the list doesn’t end.
We are burning the candles from both ends. So how do we stop?
1. Create Boundaries
2. Enforce those Boundaries
3. Respect others Boundaries
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