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So important to take care of yourself.

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Driving your personal and financial growth | Top 10 LinkedIn Creator Worldwide & #1 Finance LinkedIn Creator Globally | Senior M&A Executive | ex-Goldman | LSE Alumnus

12 billion working days are lost every year due to burnout: At a cost of US$1 trillion per year in lost productivity. But there are many things we can do: To improve these figures and minimize burnout. Let’s, first, understand what burnout is: Exhaustion from prolonged stress or overwork, leading to reduced effectiveness, motivation, and even depression. Early signs of burnout may include: 1. Persistent fatigue or lack of energy, despite adequate rest. 2. Increased cynicism or negativity towards work-related tasks. 3. Difficulty concentrating or staying focused on tasks. 4. Reduced productivity or effectiveness in completing tasks. 5. Feelings of irritability or frustration, even over minor issues. 6. Physical symptoms such as headaches, muscle tension, or stomach problems. 7. Withdrawal from social activities or decreased interest in hobbies. 8. Changes in sleep patterns, such as insomnia or oversleeping. 9. Increased reliance on unhealthy coping mechanisms, such as alcohol or drugs. 10. Feeling emotionally drained or overwhelmed by work responsibilities. Have you felt any of those? If yes, then you should take action before it becomes too late. There are some great tips to get back in shape: A) Prioritize self-care: Including mental breaks, mindfulness, deep breathing exercises, and meditation. B) Set boundaries: Separate work and personal life to prevent burnout. C) Build a support system: Surround yourself with encouraging and empathetic individuals. D) Delegate tasks: Share responsibilities to lighten your workload. E) Stay active: Exercise regularly to reduce stress and improve mood. F) Relax: Practice deep breathing, meditation, or other relaxation techniques. G) Enjoy hobbies: Engage in activities you love outside of work. H) Manage time wisely: Prioritize tasks and avoid overcommitting. I) Cultivate positivity: Focus on gratitude and self-compassion to enhance resilience. Remember, you have one life and one health. Do not carry more weight than you can handle. P.S. Have you ever experienced burnout? 📌 Want a high resolution PDF of this? 1. Just follow me (Igor Buinevici) 2. And sign up for my free newsletter at WildCapital.co You'll instantly receive this PDF (and 15+ others) directly in your welcome email!

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