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| − | + | Sometimes, that isn't the situation. I've seen business owners allocate too much personal hard work into their businesses. They get home after midnight and experience the purely sick. They look in the mirror and say, "I couldn't know it could well be this hard," or "I did not finish the things i wanted to perform today." We have them at parties and asked the way they were finishing. They respond with war stories about work, being tired, not really having any time. Some of these were Christmas parties, birthday parties, and Fourth of july parties. They're still recovering from work or thinking about work even at these obviously social events. They're still "at work" even though they are physically in other places. These are classic symptoms of burnout. Don't fall into this entice. | |
Revision as of 06:37, 5 July 2018
Sometimes, that isn't the situation. I've seen business owners allocate too much personal hard work into their businesses. They get home after midnight and experience the purely sick. They look in the mirror and say, "I couldn't know it could well be this hard," or "I did not finish the things i wanted to perform today." We have them at parties and asked the way they were finishing. They respond with war stories about work, being tired, not really having any time. Some of these were Christmas parties, birthday parties, and Fourth of july parties. They're still recovering from work or thinking about work even at these obviously social events. They're still "at work" even though they are physically in other places. These are classic symptoms of burnout. Don't fall into this entice.
