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It has been a
year. There’s no denying that. So, if you’ve come to this point and you’re feeling a little fried; exhausted even, that is more than understandable.
Spending months at a time with your stress levels hitting maximum levels will take a toll on your mind and your body. And even without a global pandemic to contest with, life can be challenging as hell.
Indeed Study Shows That Worker Burnout Is At Frighteningly High Levels: Here Is What You Need To Do Now
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Burnout Syndrome Is Real but Exaggerated in America
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6 Ways to Beat WFH Burnout Now
The pandemic has blurred the boundaries between our work and home lives, leaving many of us exhausted, cynical, and inefficient. Here’s how we can all reboot this year. Mar 2, 2021
WE LL GIVE YOU the good news first: Surveys show that one side effect of the pandemic is that we’re all more productive.
Whoop, whoop! The bad news: Some experts think it’s because so many of us are working longer hours. American psychologist Herbert Freudenberger, Ph.D., first popularized the term
burnout in the 1970s after observing overworked staffers at a free New York City–based health clinic. He characterized burnout, the feeling of extreme fatigue, as a response to overwhelming stress and expectations. During the 2000s, the word would be used to describe any feelings of frustration, not those solely caused by job stress, e.g., election burnout, workout burnout, the list goes on. But 2020 brought a new kind of burnout, as millions of Americans