Has anyone here experienced burnout? If so, what have you done to combat it?

When the body senses a threat (or stressor), it goes on high alert, and once the threat passes, the body quickly recovers. At least that’s the way it’s supposed to work. Stressors can include health matters, work, money, family issues, racism or gender inequality, and regular daily hassles. With unrelenting or too many stressors, your body might be on a constant state of high alert, leading to poor concentration, bad moods, professional burnout, and mental and physical health problems. #1 Recognize the Stress #2 Take Time for Yourself #3 Try New Routines #4 Stay Connected and Make New Friends #5 See Problems Through a Different Lens #6 Seek Help 7 Steps to Manage Stress and Build Resilience https://orwh.od.nih.gov/in-the-s... Thank you for posting on this very relevant ongoing topic for all of us @kyletummonds

Burnout is a real struggle, but it's important to take care of ourselves. I've found that taking breaks, practicing self-care, and finding new hobbies have all helped me combat burnout. I think sometimes you should focus on yourself and take short break.