Tag: mental health at work


  • What Did They Mean?ย Why Reframing Changes Everything.

    Burnout doesnโ€™t just come from what people say or the tone they use. It also comes from what we think those words mean. Every day, we add our own interpretation on top of what we hear. That interpretation is shaped by our stress level, our fears, and our past experiences. And when weโ€™re burned out,…

  • AI Isnโ€™t Your Enemyโ€”But Burnout and Corporate Greed Might Be

    Youโ€™ve heard the stories: a department wiped out overnight, hundreds of jobs gone, and a shiny new AI platform quietly rolled in to โ€œboost efficiency.โ€ You might even be living that story yourself. Yes, AI is replacing people. But hereโ€™s the truth no press release will say out loud: Itโ€™s not because you โ€œcouldnโ€™t keep…

  • The Project Manager with No Power

    An honest look at the invisible role of PMs who are accountable for everythingโ€”but given authority over nothing. “Youโ€™re responsible for the project’s success. But you canโ€™t choose your team. You canโ€™t shift the timeline. You canโ€™t say no to scope creep. You canโ€™t discipline anyone. You canโ€™t reward anyone. And you have no real…

  • Youโ€™re Not Lazy. Youโ€™re Exhausted.

    You sat down to workโ€ฆ and stared blankly at the screen. Again. There are emails to answer, meetings to prep for, deadlines loomingโ€”but your brain feels like itโ€™s buffering. Your bodyโ€™s in the chair, but everything else? Nowhere near ready. And somewhere deep down, a thought slinks in: โ€œMaybe Iโ€™m just lazy.โ€ Or even โ€œMaybe…

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