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It s Up to You to Prevent BURNOUT! Staying focused and motivated in your career

Burnout is a state of chronic stress that leads to: *physical and emotional exhaustion *cynicism and detachment *feelings of ineffectiveness *lack of accomplishment What is Burnout?

Signs of Cynicism & Detachment Loss of enjoyment. At first, loss of enjoyment may seem very mild, such as not wanting to go to work or being eager to leave. Without intervention, loss of enjoyment may extend to all areas of your life, including the time you spend with family and friends. At work, you may try to avoid projects and figure out ways to escape work all together. Pessimism. At first, this may present itself as negative self-talk and/or moving from a glass half-full to a glass half-empty attitude. At its worst, this may move beyond how you feel about yourself and extend to trust issues with coworkers and family members and a feeling that you can't count on anyone. Isolation. In the early stages, this may seem like mild resistance to socializing (i.e., not wanting to go out to lunch; closing your door occasionally to keep others out). In the latter stages, you may become angry when someone speaks to you, or you may come in early or leave late to avoid interactions. Detachment. Detachment is a general sense of feeling disconnected from others or from your environment. It can take the form of the isolative behaviors described above and result in removing yourself emotionally and physically from your job and other responsibilities. You call in sick often, stop returning calls and emails, or you regularly come in late.

Signs of Ineffectiveness & Lack of Accomplishment Feelings of apathy and hopelessness. This is similar to what is described in the depression and pessimism sections of this article. It presents as a general sense that nothing is going right or nothing matters. As the symptoms worsen, these feelings may become immobilizing, making it seems like "what's the point? Increased irritability. Irritability often stems from feeling ineffective, unimportant, useless, and an increasing sense that you're not able to do things as efficiently or effectively as you once did. In the early stages, this can interfere in personal and professional relationships. At its worst, it can destroy relationships and careers. Lack of productivity and performance. Despite long hours, chronic stress prevents you from being as productive as you once were, which often results in incomplete projects and an evergrowing to-do list. At times, it seems like that as hard as you try, you can t climb out from under the pile.

Causes of Burnout

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YOU CAN PREVENT BURNOUT

RESET YOUR MIND

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Prayer & Meditation

Greek Philosophy THERE IS NO DICHOTOMY BETWEEN THE BODY AND SOUL-Aristotle The body and the soul are in a state of unity. Now, in this unity the soul acts as the perfect or full realization of the body while the body is a material entity which has a potentiality for life. Per se, the body has no life. It can only possess life when it is united with the soul. With this regard, Aristotle speaks of man as a single essence composed of body and soul (as man s matter and form principle). Man s body matter and man s soul form. That is why he speaks of soul as the body s perfect realization because form for him is the perfect realization of matter.

WHAT TO DO? TAKE INVENTORY MODIFY STRESS SAY NO DELEGATE TAKE BREAKS BETWEEN PROJECTS CONTROL YOUR DEVICES (smartphones, ipads, gadgets, etc.) SOCIALIZE OUTSIDE OF YOUR SOCIAL GROUP DO NOT TAKE WORK HOME REINFORCE EFFORT, NOT OUTCOME CONSIDER A SUPPORT GROUP REDISCOVER YOUR PASSION

MIND>BODY>SOUL> SPIRIT

References How stress affects your brain - Madhumita Murgia https://youtu.be/wuypuh9ojce https://www.helpguide.org/articles/stress/preven ting-burnout.htm