Burnout Doesn't Come From Your Business
At one point or another, you’ll question your work. You’ll question what you do, and whether you like doing it, and you’ll wonder if you’re on the right path, after all.
At one point or another, you’ll be convinced that you hate your work. You’ll be disappointed by clients, discouraged by logistics, and burnt out from the routine of it all.
And then you’ll remember.
One client will remind you.
One project will invigorate you.
One spark will blow your mind.
Oftentimes, when you feel dread about your work, it isn’t your work that’s the problem.
It’s the way you’re doing it.
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