To Avoid Burnout - Deepstash

To Avoid Burnout

  • Take regular breaks, for as little as 5 to 15 minutes, and do something different.
  • Set a regular bedtime routine and get a good night’s rest to avoid zoning out.
  • Step away from tasks when your interest in it begins to plummet and return when you refuel your energy.

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