Do a brain dump put everything in a peice of paper this is very important because now instead of dealing with the scariness of not knowing you are just dealing with a task list Dealing with a task list is pretty easy you can go down the list and tackle them if you just think I have a lot of things to do that doesn’t help you accomplish them

#1 Pause And Organize 

Stop working on things that are not helping you or that are just busy work. Focus on the most important tasks that you can do to further your life and your career Every so often make sure you take a moment and stop to assess where you are at in your career that is very important

Clear The Decks 

Make sure that you prioritize your tasks that extremely helps to stop feeling overwhelmed. Block your tasks into meaningful chunks and then reproritize them

Reprioritize 

Take time to work on your self make sure you stay active and do things that you love You don’t have to overwork yourself to be a good employee rather you must be productive and create value to the company. Don’t accept every new challenge that comes up. Rather schedule out your time

Don’t Work Even More 

Realizing why your work is important is useful. That can help you grow and communicate better.

Realize Why Your Work Is Important 

It's been a long year, and many creative pros are experiencing some level of creative burnout. It's taken everything we have to deliver on expectations over the past year, and as we now return to a sense of "normal", the uncertainty and expectations are likely to rise even more. On this episode, I offer six tips for dealing with those moments when you feel overwhelmed and burned out.  1. Pause and organize 2. Clear the decks 3. Re-prioritize 4. Time block 5. Care physically 6. Re-root in your productive passion Support the show! Get ad-free episodes and access to the full archives of hundreds of additional episodes at http://acpremium.me/ (acpremium.me). This episode is sponsored by http://shopify.com/accidentalcreative (Shopify). Mentioned in this episode: Herding Tigers podcast Listen to the Herding Tigers podcast wherever you listen to podcasts.

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It's been a long year, and many creative pros are experiencing some level of creative burnout. It's taken everything we have to deliver on expectations over the past year, and as we now return to a sense of "normal", the uncertainty and expectations are likely to rise even more.On this episode, I offer six tips for dealing with those moments when you feel overwhelmed and burned out. 1. Pause and organize2. Clear the decks3. Re-prioritize4. Time block5. Care physically6. Re-root in your productive passionMentioned in this episode:Please Support Our Sponsors:Earnin: Download Earnin today in the Google Play or Apple App Store. Notion AI: Try Notion AI for free when you go to notion.com/accidental. Mint Mobile: Cut your wireless bill to 15 bucks a month at mintmobile.com/accidental.

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6 Strategies For Dealing With Creative Burnout (from 2021)

#1 Pause And Organize

Clear The Decks

Reprioritize

Don’t Work Even More

Realize Why Your Work Is Important

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