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In a working environment, it’s easy to feel that progress depends on doing more. More projects, more meetings, more effort. Yet the reality is often the opposite.
There is a special kind of burnout that doesn’t show up as dramatic collapse. It is quieter. More private. It sounds like “what’s the point” whispered under your breath while you close your laptop for the third time because your brain simply cannot do another email, another follow up, another attempt at explaining a need that has already been ignored or misunderstood.
When change crashes into our lives unexpectedly, it can leave us feeling disoriented, anxious, and unsure where to turn.