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Being everyone's "go-to" can be draining and lead to burnout. It's important to take care of yourself when trying to care for others. It's ok to say no.

Nobody decides to burn out. There's no single moment where you sit down and choose exhaustion. It happens through a long string of small yeses that each seemed completely reasonable at the time. One more project. One skipped workout. One email at 9pm because it couldn't wait. Here's how the pattern builds, and how to catch yourself in the act before it becomes the way you live.

Learn about psychological safety at work and how leadership culture shapes stress.

When you're the one in charge, you get to make a lot of decisions, big and small. Each one of those has a cost to your energy. You still have to choose, but you can make your choices easier.

A good night's sleep isn't usually enough to get through burnout. You need to recharge yourself in addition to the physical rest.

Burnout isn't about your character or some personal failing. Learn why it may not "just be stress."