How to Solve Your Work Burnout

Mar 2

Written By Sarah Auda

Hint: Stop Being Everything to Everyone

You're NOT meant to be everything to everyone.

We burn out when we try to help ALL prospects,

and have ALL options for different price points,

and solve ALL problems.

No. Stop. Now. You need to know what you are uniquely qualified to provide, and then do that really well.

To do that well, you need to consider the quality of your attention and intention. You can't do 100 things well.

Last night I was at a symphony, and I noticed that not every instrument was played in every song. For some, three songs would pass without any participation. They would sit with complete attention on the instrumentalists who were playing that piece. They knew their part.

They didn't do it all.

That's what keeps the best of the best going: they don't do everything for everyone.

So, get clear and finite on who you are, get specific about who you serve and what you provide, and then know when to "sit a song out." Not all opportunities are supposed to be yours.

Doing this will revolutionize your life and work.

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