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burnout

[burn-out] / ˈbɜrnˌaʊt /








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Loneliness pervades our society and to heal it, people need to feel that they actually matter to others — something author Wallace saw when she researched and wrote her 2023 bestseller “Never Enough,” which focused on adolescents and burnout.

From Los Angeles Times

McDonnell has said in the past that the department’s best recruiters are its own officers, but that many of them were unwilling to vouch for the department amid complaints about stress and burnout, a lack of support from upper management and the poor condition of stations and vehicles.

From Los Angeles Times

Overspecializing at a young age also increases the risks of burnout and overuse injuries, and is less sustainable in the long run, according to the researchers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Stylist Katie Malik admits the choice initially surprised her, given Pantone's history of bold colours, but says it reflects a genuine shift and fits within a wider mood of "quiet luxury", burnout and a rejection of excess.

From BBC

Now, after the crash, the crypto bros are showing signs of burnout — drained from margin calls, bag-holding and fading hope that the next “rocket tweet” will ever get them back to the high they were chasing.

From MarketWatch