Mental Fatigue At Work: Psychological Stress - Deepstash

Mental Fatigue At Work: Psychological Stress

It turns out that the things that we aren’t motivated to do, and yet have to do (like going on a sales call, or making a report) will tire us out quickly, but the things that we love to do, or are doing on our own accord (like scrolling through Instagram) do not cause any psychological fatigue.

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