working theory:
a lot of “burnout” is just the result of prolonged exposure to environments you were never truly aligned with to start
working theory: a lot of “burnout” is just the result of prolonged exposure to environments you were never truly aligned with to start
Travers suggests that recovery begins with clarity: unplug, reflect, and realign your behavior with your values. Without that step, even success can feel empty. But when alignment returns, so does a sense of direction. You stop just managing tasks and start acting with purpose again.
Both writers stress that burnout comes not from overwork but from ... See more
Both writers stress that burnout comes not from overwork but from ... See more
The Medium Newsletter • Burnout comes from a gap between what you do and what you believe in
A great deal of the public focus on burnout has zeroed in on the skills and deficits of individual workers all the while three decades of research has demonstrated that work environments, not individual workers, have the greatest impact on the possibility of burnout and worker turnover. Work environments!