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Contrary to popular belief, burnout doesn’t happen to us. It can feel that way, but I would argue it’s actually something we do to ourselves, even when we think we’re taking steps to avoid it. In fact, sometimes those very steps add fuel to the fire.
Burnout, as discussed here, embodies a hidden element of self-sabotage.
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