I think i just entered a "job burnout" zone. Our priorities change in every stage of our lives. There are times when I feel I want to quit my full  time job and work free lance while spending more time with my kids. However, we are also in a position where a further slash in income is not imaginable. I just dont know what to think most of the time. 😕

I quit my job 2 years ago.
Became a freelancer. 
Now starting to create my own life as an Entrepeneur. 
*It is really hard to break out of the hamster wheel, but ones you are outside of the matrix you never want to go back*
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I'm definitely burnt out. Thanks for the tips.

Extremely helpful, thanks a lot. I'm looking forward to becoming a pharmacist and my everyday job will include meeting a lot of people. I think this will get me some stress but this mustn't affect my work so this article will help me, I think.

Love this topic. As a healthcare worker and nurse specifically my profession expierences a ton of burn out. Nursing is a high stress job, and is fairly physically demanding. Due to such high needs many people are coming in to the profession for the wrong reasons and this only increases the chances of burnout. When you get to those points, you have to do like you stated, remind yourself of why you love your job. My most important thing I do, is to maintain balance. I often will pull 16 hour shift in the emergency room, but prior I will have a treat for myself after it planned out. It may be something big or small, but just something to reward me for my hard work. Now I'm trying not to burnout on Steemit!

Cool, but I'm a student how do I avoid study burnout? jk.

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