You can do hard things…but you don’t have to do all the hard things. As a naturally competitive person this makes perfect sense. It’s very easy to get caught up in what’s next and not take out time to recalibrate thereby transferring levels of burnout from one project to the next until you finally breakdown. P.S thank you for putting together such a great series and I know tons of people will benefit from this resource.
You can do hard things…but you don’t have to do all the hard things. As a naturally competitive person this makes perfect sense. It’s very easy to get caught up in what’s next and not take out time to recalibrate thereby transferring levels of burnout from one project to the next until you finally breakdown. P.S thank you for putting together such a great series and I know tons of people will benefit from this resource.
Thank you for this and what you said is so true - transferring levels of burnout from one project to the next