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I used to feel so Pollyanna-ish, I was weirdly happy even though I was sick and disabled and my career and other activities came to a halt literally overnight. I can’t find that optimism right now. I’m angry, I’m grieving my limitations all over again, I feel like I’m going to sob almost constantly. The last time it was this bad was probably #Autistic #Burnout although I hadn’t been diagnosed so that’s a guess. Circumstances were similar—50 stressful life events in a very short time.

These might look #lazy, but are actually reasonable strategies:

- resist pointless #tasks to create time for deep thinking,
- set #boundaries at work to avoid #burnout,
- say “no” to tasks, resisting that we should always strive to #produce more,
- automate #repetitive tasks to free up time for #creative tasks.

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I've seen a lot of posts from people talking about #burnout and advertising ‘small pleasures’ as medicine. Unfortunately, the word burnout is used lightly for any kind of #exhaustion.

If you have a *real* burnout, this hole of exhaustion where nothing works anymore (even not your brain), please seek professional help, not gurus. The sooner you find it, the sooner you can recognise your own behavioural patterns and get real therapy. You can't sip away a burnout with a cup of tea.