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Dealing Effectively with Burnout
We all know that burnout can lead to serious health issues. For most of us expectations have loomed to an all-time high. Expectations others have us, expectations we have of ourselves and others. In an effort to right-size, many companies have ended up with misshapen employees.
We might find ourselves with a serious case of [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] burnout but are afraid to do anything about it because so many of our friends and colleagues are being laid off and we're afraid to admit to it for fear we could be next. Yet, we find it harder and harder to go to work with a positive attitude. Feelings of despair and resentment have replaced job satisfaction.
Could you be suffering from burnout?
1. I wake up tired every day.
2. I have lost the feelings of satisfaction, accomplishment and enjoyment that originally inspired me to choose this job.
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7. Life seems all work and no play.
8. I often feel overwhelmed and too tired to do my work.
9. I look for excuses to stop what I'm doing. I welcome interruptions.
10. I spend time doing non-work activities during the work day.
11. I often feel inescapable fatigue when I am working.
12. I daydream about quitting my job, running away, or winning the lottery.
If you answered yes to three or more, you should take action to reduce your stress at work.
If you answered yes to four to seven, your attitude at work is suffering and serious burnout is on the horizon.
If you answered yes to eight or more, you're experiencing acute burnout.
Ways to Treat Burnout
1. Tend to your spirit. Begin and end each day with meditation, prayer or reflection. Begin a gratitude list; add to it everything you're grateful for. Journal each day about what happened and how you felt about it. Reflect on what you've written.
2. Get physical. Exercise helps ease tension and keeps the body and mind happier. Join a gym. Ride a bike. Swim. Join a sports league. Walk. Don't let any excuse get in the way. A ten minute walk can be accomplished by even the [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] most exercise-adverse person. Find a buddy to walk with. Increase your exercise as you become more fit.
3. Learn to breathe. When things get to be too much, or you find yourself in a stressful situation, pause and take a moment to breathe. Be conscious of your breathing. This is a centering exercise. Once you've found your center, you're much more capable of handling the [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] situation.
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6. Get plenty of rest. Make sure the reason you're tired at the beginning of each day is not a health issue. People who suffer from sleep apnea suffer with chronic tiredness which affects all areas of their lives including life expectancy. Track how much sleep you get and how you feel. Most of us still need between seven and eight hours of rest each night to function well during the day. Seek medical attention if sleep is an issue for you.
7. Don't self-medicate. Using alcohol or illegal drugs to feel better when [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] experiencing burnout can have an opposite and negative impact. See a medical professional for advice.
If you've [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] done all these things and burnout is still hanging around, you might want to consider the job could be the problem. Life is too short to do what gives you no pleasure and makes you feel lousy. Spend some time learning what you'd love to do and then get busy exploring where your passion can benefit you and others.
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