Burnout Prevention

Burnout is not just being tired — it is emotional exhaustion, cynicism, and reduced effectiveness. Prevent it by setting boundaries, taking real breaks, and monitoring your energy.

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  1. 1Set firm work boundaries: no email after 6pm, weekends off
  2. 2Take all your vacation days — do not leave them unused
  3. 3Schedule regular activities that recharge you (hobbies, nature, friends)
  4. 4Monitor warning signs: irritability, detachment, exhaustion
  5. 5Say no to new commitments when you feel stretched
  6. 6Seek professional support if symptoms persist

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