Overcoming Burnout Is About More Than Endless Self-Care
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The cure for burnout isn't endless leisure — it's finding meaningful work, beyond your career.
Wellness Why Self-Care Hasn’t Cured Your Burnout The way out isn’t endless leisure. It’s finding meaningful work, outside of your career. Written by Heather Havrilesky Updated: Feb. 20, 2024 Originally Published: Aug. 24, 2022 PhotoAttractive , Westend61, Tanja Ivanova /Getty Images Personal Best Almost everyone I know is facing some form of reckoning around ambition right now. After enduring the past two years of pandemic stress, remote work chaos, inflation, and domestic turmoil, we’re examining our careers through new eyes. From the friend who recently proclaimed her paid work “pointless” a
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