
Do you suffer from burnout & stress?
Updated: Aug 24, 2021
A Life Coach can help you.
A 2020 survey, found four out of five white-collar workers (many of whom were working from home) suffered burnout and stress during the Covid19 pandemic.
Job-related causes - Lack of control, unclear job expectations, dysfunctional workplace dynamics, high workload, lack of support and poor work-life balance.
Lifestyle causes - working too much, little time for catching up with friends and family, no time for or relaxing or doing things that bring you joy, lack of support, taking on too many responsibilities and sleep deprivation. What are the 10 signs of exhaustion?
Lack of motivation
Irritability
Fatigue/loss of energy
Having trouble with sleep
Memory & concentration issues
Feeling hopeless
Nervousness
Headaches
Change in food consumption
Increased illnesses
What are the 10 signs of negativity?
Isolation
Lack of enjoyment
Apathy
Impatience
Being critical and use of sarcasm
Feeling persecuted
Hopelessness
Negative attitude
Loss of job satisfaction
Self-medication
What can you do?
· Use Mindfulness www.austincoaching.com.au/mindfulness
- Get support from family, friends, work, or a professional
- Change how you think about work
- Re-prioritise tasks in your life and at work
- Digital detox
- Apply relaxation techniques and a sleep routine
- Look after your nutrition
A Life Coach can help you avoid and manage burnout and stress.
www.austincoaching.com.au/servicesforindividuals
Click here to download your FREE Mindful Meditations with Monique Leverington
www.austincoaching.com.au/mindfulness
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Reference - Australian Institute of Professional Counsellors, issue 348, 2021
