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Hey Stress, Let's Talk
Dr. G answers your questions in her weekly blog
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The word 'burnout' is doing more harm than good
Think about it. 'Burnout' implies what's left when a fire has consumed everything, a spent match. Nothing left to ignite. No point in even trying. And when we apply that word to a person, we tend to draw the same conclusions: this person needs a new job. A new career. Maybe leadership shouldn't bother investing in them anymore.
What does resilience mean to you right now?
Recently I’ve heard resilience referred to as the most overused word at work. And of all people, who am I to argue? I mean, I sure use it a lot. But the fatigue for most people isn’t really with the word resilience, it’s really the fatigue they feel because they need to find resilience so often.
Are you catching someone else’s frustration?
Last week I had the privilege of meeting and working with 700 educators who gathered to strengthen their professional skills and resilience. One of my sessions was, unsurprisingly, about burnout.
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