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Understanding burnout and your triggers

You are likely burning out because of the mental workout you're enduring.

Look backward. Work out your triggers and avoid them.

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Accepting that pain is part of the equation

Accepting that pain is part of the equation

Expect it to be hard. Pain features quite heavily in the making of most bad days yet the relationship most people have with pain is confusing.

The truth is that pain, even though it feels traumatic and awful at the time, is part of the process. Accepting th...

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Acknowledging the good in the bad

 Bad is not as bad as it seems. Understand that every experience, however bad it feels, can always be seen as progress.

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You can feel the pain and find the good in it

It’s not about toxic positivity. It’s not about avoiding negative emotions or apathy. It’s not about reassurance or dismissing the gravity of a situation, of course not.

This is about just after that. When the rain stops and the clouds part. Just then, that moment when ...

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Physical Triggers

Physical triggers are the literal actions you take that tell your brain "the work day is about to start." For example:

  • Spritzing a small amount of cologne on your wrist.
  • The sensation of picking up your keys and putting them in your pocket or purse....

Not Knowing Your Triggers

When you try to break a habit, you have to know all of your triggers and then create a positive habit to replace the negative habit for each of the triggers.

Put your triggers in your written plan, and be very consistent with them — when the triggers happen, do the habi...

Control your triggers

If you're triggered by something, in others or in yourself, try learning a different association.

If you can see your triggers as something that should make you curious instead of cautious, you have a very good chance of outsmarting any insecurity.

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