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“If you work too long, too hard, or if you genuinely don't like the work you do, you'll eventually be at risk of burning out. You can think of burnout as a kind of rock bottom for your disposition toward your job, and possibly your entire career. People who are burned out find it extremely difficult to even show up to work-- let alone do their best at the job.” How do you deal with stress, anxiety, and burnout in the workplace?

Are You on the Verge of Burning Out? 7 Warning Signs to Look For (and How to Cope) Burnout can be devastating, but it's preventable if you catch the signs early enough.

“The truth is that work and life are on the same side, so they don’t need to be balanced. They rise and fall together — increase your life’s overall well-being and you’ll also be more effective at work. Believing that the two can be balanced, and that when we achieve this balance we can “have it all,” is a recipe for certain failure.” How do you define the way you think about work-life balance?

Commentary: It's time to emphasize 'life-work integration' Behind the Great Resignation and the desire for greater flexibility is a desire to recalibrate our relationship between our lives and our work.