I kinda have withdrawal but ill try to get better and go out often if I have time, thank you ♡♡♡
@keii66482 жыл бұрын
@@RandomPerson43399 I hope you'll get better... 😭 go make time with yourself and take good care with yourself too
@RandomPerson433992 жыл бұрын
@@keii6648 Thank you, hope you get better too ♡
@kimikimiata2 жыл бұрын
Stage 7. Working at a hospital in this time is very stressful and all the craziness is very exhausting
@mocajrx10472 жыл бұрын
I met all 7 criteria and literally dragged myself to work, to home, to therapy. I had a severe medical issue, was off work for 8 weeks. I was almost retirement age, went ahead and retired. Three years later, I’m happy and functional.
@ravenstillwaters51952 жыл бұрын
Enjoy your retirement! 🍷
@Masato.Takahara Жыл бұрын
me neither
@Masato.Takahara Жыл бұрын
lucky you im still feel burnt out
@blackhagalaz Жыл бұрын
Hey there I hope you are doing well now❤. I am currently recovering from a burnout myself, and I am home for the 5th week now. I felt very bad for the last year, after I got a promotion to very stressful position (basically management). One day after so many months of suppressing my struggles I just broke down. I was diagnosed with a middle grade depression and burnout. Now I am recovering, but still afraid to go back to work. I have a day clinic lined up for me, but it will take some time before they can treat me. So I am just reminiscing over how my work life can go on,since I am just 31. I am so glad to hear that you where able to retire early, and get your life back after this. Good luck to you.
@ivoryas1696 Жыл бұрын
@@blackhagalaz Wait... what's the ending?
@Dev.Yadav.2 жыл бұрын
When you're surrounded by all these people, it can be lonelier than when you're by yourself. You can be in a huge crowd, but if you don't feel like you can trust anyone or talk to anybody, you feel like you're really alone.
@blizzardwarrior87382 жыл бұрын
Especially when no one understands you...
@hippyelise12 жыл бұрын
Been here. 💗
@debbiecollom94772 жыл бұрын
This is me exactly the problem is I don’t know how to get better. Counseling does not work, my meds don’t work. I even went to my best friends house out of state and that did not work. I am so physically sick. I think a lot that I wish I could die but no worries I don’t have a plan I am just older and tired. I had to quit my job explained very well in this video, I think I have burdened my couple of friends and my in-laws just don’t understand. My husband and I have suffered so much in the last few years etc etc etc. Thank goodness for him, he has always stuck by me through bouts of depression and he is so supportive now. I am grateful for his love and I love him. I think that is what stops me from actually trying to plan something out
@chrisbsgr.3832 жыл бұрын
I do feel that way currently
@jons_collectibles_132 жыл бұрын
Yup.
@gingermcmahon3479 Жыл бұрын
for anyone is an HSP like me, that last stage of burnout can literally cause your body to shut down. i was once bedridden for 5 days because i lost the ability to walk. my body couldn’t perform any physical tasks while i was burnt out. it is so important to maintain healthy relationships with both others and yourself if you’re someone who is extra sensitive. don’t neglect yourself
@anjalikushwaha8184 Жыл бұрын
Thanks buddy i can relate to it... Take care i am doing the same and let things flow...
@feliciamarilyn9 ай бұрын
For the longest time, i dont know what to name what im experiencing. I know it’s wrong, going outside or classes seems to be bearable but now i dread to go, i dont know why replying to friends is so hard and the texts build and now i feel to bad tp reply bcs i dont have any good excuse to not reply. I am feeling sad, sorry. But i cant explain why. How do u explain that to someone. I feel like im on the 5th stage right now but i dont wanna self diagnosed or project my feelings to videos either. Ur comment resonate with me. What did you do??
@gingermcmahon34799 ай бұрын
@@feliciamarilyn i’m glad this message resonated with you. that’s actually one of the major things that has helped me in my own burnout recoveries: finding other people who have been in that boat. i find that burnout can be very isolating. on top of that loneliness, we continue to withdraw almost like we want everything to ‘pause’ for a moment. like you’re stuck in time within the pain your mind, body, and spirit are weathering. look for others who know what you’re feeling and going through, whether it’s online advice or videos or writing out your own feelings to see them reflected back to you. once you regain compassion for yourself in this moment, take slow steps to take care of yourself. take it day by day. drink a bit more water each day, take a bath to treat yourself, brush your hair until it feels super soft etc. small things that recognize your humanity and need for gentle care as you recover. we get to these points because something isn’t working. often in my case it’s because i need to meet my own needs before attending to other people. i hope this helps!
@nickthepick80432 жыл бұрын
Definitely resonated with this one. Don't get me wrong, my problems are manageable now. This feeling of burnout will pass. Everyone know the old saying "Good things don't last forever"? Well, the kicker is, neither do bad things. You'll know what I mean someday.
@fortyshorty24592 жыл бұрын
💯💯💯
@ramennoodle54782 жыл бұрын
don’t you think we have a purpose in this life? The fact that our eyebrows are above our eyes shows that we have a purpose in this life as our eyebrows protect our eyes from sweat which contains salt, if it keeps getting into our eyes it will damage it. This shows that the creator, whoever created this universe and us, is the most wise. Similarly, the fact that our eyes are in front of our faces not behind them shows the wisdom of the creator. Imagine if our eyes were behind us, how would we walk? Our nose being above our mouth again, shows the wisdom of the creator as it inables us to smell our food before eating it. So ask yourself this question. “Does it make sense for the one who created this world, who is the most wise, to make us for no reason? With no purpose?” The answer is of course “no”. When we look at the sky and the earth, the alteration between night and day, we will come to realise that all of this did not come about for no reason. .I can explain to you the purpose of your life if you want if this makes sense to you and you want me to explain, then reply I will explain it all if you want. With complete logic. Thanks for reading Have a good day Btw just so you know, I’m a Muslim and what I shared with you was the Muslim point of view, if you’d like to know more let me know
@GearHeadedHamster Жыл бұрын
In the words of Dr. Wolf. "Change is inevitable, growth is optional."
@JovanJovan-zv3us8 ай бұрын
@@ramennoodle5478It's quite nice to see someone who is religious and yet not pushing dogma, I have a religious family and it's quite hard to get any simple yet thoughtful words out of them concerning anything, so i find it great to see this.
@savvivixen84902 жыл бұрын
I feel like I'm toggling between 7, 8, and 9: Burnout, "Much, much worse," and Permanent damage. As much as I've tried to recover, I fall back into trying to answer the heavy pressures of getting back to being a productive member of society, and I fall apart sooner and sooner every time. Mentally, emotionally, and physically, I fall to pieces. Every time. I can't do anything consistently anymore. My hands and tendons might have permanent damage that no one wants to take responsibility for. I've been emotionally toyed with to keep me working, and when I sense it coming from anyone else, I shut down. Depression holds me hostage during the day, and anxiety is my company at night. I'm existing on the backs of the people I love, and feel guilty for not being able to contribute enough to my own continued existence. Perhaps they don't feel that way now, but they have before, and I can't rest. I haven't even completed the process of filing for disability because of the traumas of stripping my life naked for every government backed entity for every aid I receive, ALL THE TIME. "Tell us everything we labelled you as. Don't know it off the top of your head? come back with all your papers. Prove you're worthy of help. Prove you're a real person. Prove you're someone we should help. Wait 3-8 weeks for a response. Take this denial so we can prove you *really* need help. Wait 5-8 months to a year at minimum for any hope of assistance. Do that invasive process of stuff we should already know ALL OVER AGAIN." I can't keep putting myself through all this consecutively. I've already attempted to kill myself once, because the underlying message I'm receiving from this, society at large, and even my near and dear, is that I don't deserve to exist because I don't contribute enough to even my own existence. I will never be enough. I know this fundamentally wrong, but it's so hard to shake when I'm constantly bombarded with this subliminal message for years and years... I've learned better, but I still feel stuck, and don't even trust anyone enough to talk to before crying to the internet. I'm aware it's pathetic, but it's a step before screaming into the void and doing another string of stupid things... like running away or trying to kill myself again. I don't want to be that person again. I don't know what to do with myself at this point... For those who took the time to read, thanks. I suppose I needed to vent, regardless of consequence. I'm still fighting, and I mean to keep fighting until something shifts. I'm just tired, frustrated, grumpy, and probably hungry. Gonna go eat. Peace to you.
@svenkaahedgerg34252 жыл бұрын
I feel the same way. I made the decision that since I have family members that are depending on me to stay alive the alternative is not an option. I am so tired of it though. During the week I sleep 2-3 hours at night and during the weekend I just keep going back to sleep after the first 2 hours. I just don't want the day to start
@Arkis-Darki2 жыл бұрын
I wish this actual wolrd and society would put people to think the way they did towards you, I won't think you are pathetic and it's there falt you've been brought to feel that way. I hope you gonna find inner peace. 💙On you
@debbie-annsmith7854 Жыл бұрын
@@svenkaahedgerg3425 I can totally relate! I attempted to end it in February 2020 but it didn't work, and I am SO GRATFUL it didn't! I immediately started to take steps to heal myself, and now I am doing so much better. So, have you started your healing journey?
@svenkaahedgerg3425 Жыл бұрын
@@debbie-annsmith7854 I am really glad to hear that. I have also started and I am doing a lot better. Keep up the good work
@rosemaryclarke2348 Жыл бұрын
This is exactly me! I feel so guilty when I don't work and I keep trying, now it's got to a stage where, as soon as I set pen to paper to write I have nothing there, a blank and however much I try to kick start writing I can't! Writing used to be my life and my work and it's all gone.
@firbolg2 жыл бұрын
I'm post-burnout! I was a working student trying to manage a high stress career while trying to finish my engineering degree. I ended up losing everything because well... I burned out in more ways than one. Sleeping 5h per day for five years and running on caffeine is not smart but I didn't felt I had a choice. I was wrong! We do have a choice! Looking back, I should have stopped my studies for a year and then find a less demanding job and restart my studies then. Instead, I kept bottling up my lingering CPTSD and PTSD and my physical health was not doing great either. I was overweight and my body was screaming at me to stop! I eventually got really ill and got (prescribed painkillers) drug induced hepatitis as a bonus. Please, listen to your body! I'm still trying to learn how to listen to mine right now.
@martug2 жыл бұрын
The fact you realized this is already a big step! Hope you'll feel better
@romella_karmey2 жыл бұрын
And they should respect my day offs for Pete's sake.
@firbolg2 жыл бұрын
@@martug Thank you!
@blue-uv4mh2 жыл бұрын
Post-burnout fits pretty well. It’s been two years since I (physically) collapsed, and I still can’t even think of work. I need a job, but I know I wouldn’t be able to maintain it.
@firbolg2 жыл бұрын
@@blue-uv4mh I know what you mean! I feel the same!
@djantisocial68272 жыл бұрын
I've been in burn out for so long I've forgotten what it feels to be without it...
@MariaV00712 жыл бұрын
Having been through a burn-out 3 years ago and still not recovered fully, I can confirm that all the stages are correct.
@Cyanide_032 ай бұрын
Sorry to ask but are you better now? I burned out 2 years ago and is hard to see the light at the end
@MariaV00712 ай бұрын
@@Cyanide_03 Hi, I am all good now. 5 years later, I can say I recovered to a person I am happy to live with today. I know it's hard to see the light at the end, especially when you are in the middle of the burn out. But, take it from me, things will get better. Be strong, take things one step at the time, give yourself space and time to heal. I promise, you will see the light at the end.
@Adam-pz5ot2 ай бұрын
@@Cyanide_03 Its still a struggle every day its been 2 and a half years I feel like im wasting away.
@enolamusic20042 жыл бұрын
00:57 1. A desired level of high achievement 02:07 2. Neglect 03:29 3. Denial 04:21 4. Withdrawal 05:34 5. Emptiness and depersonalization 06:46 6. depression and numbness 07:46 7. Exhaustion and collapse
@Gastinochwan5 ай бұрын
thanks angel
@enolamusic20045 ай бұрын
@@Gastinochwan ✨️🧚🏻♀️
@vinniesmiles6672 жыл бұрын
thank you for this, today i broke down at work and my depression which i have always dealt with was at an all time high. it wasnt physical exhaustion, it was mental. due to my situation i thought the only choice i had was to work more and earn more. but i was blind to the fact i was burning myself out. i need rest but i ignore and state it isnt a problem
@Arkis-Darki2 жыл бұрын
I definitly wish you the best recovery/rest, please be patient with yourself and protect yourself for your own health💙
@ginacampilan3002 жыл бұрын
7 STAGES 0:59 A desired level of High Achievement 2:07 Neglect 3:30 Denial 5:34 Emptiness and Depersonalization 6:46 Depression and Numbness 7:44 Exhaustion and Collapse
don’t you think we have a purpose in this life? The fact that our eyebrows are above our eyes shows that we have a purpose in this life as our eyebrows protect our eyes from sweat which contains salt, if it keeps getting into our eyes it will damage it. This shows that the creator, whoever created this universe and us, is the most wise. Similarly, the fact that our eyes are in front of our faces not behind them shows the wisdom of the creator. Imagine if our eyes were behind us, how would we walk? Our nose being above our mouth again, shows the wisdom of the creator as it inables us to smell our food before eating it. So ask yourself this question. “Does it make sense for the one who created this world, who is the most wise, to make us for no reason? With no purpose?” The answer is of course “no”. When we look at the sky and the earth, the alteration between night and day, we will come to realise that all of this did not come about for no reason. .I can explain to you the purpose of your life if you want if this makes sense to you and you want me to explain, then reply I will explain it all if you want. With complete logic. Thanks for reading Have a good day Btw just so you know, I’m a Muslim and what I shared with you was the Muslim point of view, if you’d like to know more let me know
@eeeeeeeeee1602 жыл бұрын
*no don't do that. don't give me hope*
@soniarodriguez65092 жыл бұрын
You forgot number 1
@LadyRP2 жыл бұрын
This is so relatable right now, and currently in burnout mode severely. Thankfully I'm getting medically checked out to rule out issues related to anxiety/depression and I'll be talking to my therapist about it tomorrow. It makes me happy you make these videos, and Amanda you have the most soooooooothing voice
@oogie_11 Жыл бұрын
I burnt out from my nursing job, and I’m currently at stage 7. Thankfully I spoke to my family doctor and am going to counselling. This feeling isn’t forever!
@vardmardrhrolfskogr90092 жыл бұрын
I didn't realize I was suffering from burnout, and I've definitely been helped by realizing this. Thanks ☺️👍
@simplesecrets53702 жыл бұрын
Yes it is hard to tell the difference between burnout and depression.
@debbie-annsmith7854 Жыл бұрын
Its great the have this explained, not it's a matter of deciding how to heal ourselves.
@swiatopoblond Жыл бұрын
Same.. It's sad that sometimes we feel we are maybe just lazy, this actually make us feel even worse.
@user-lo8gp4by6r Жыл бұрын
I’m still a student but I relate to this a lot. I gained a lot of stress because of school and because I had high expectations of myself. I had really good grades and was one of the top in my class, but i was unsatisfied. I felt like it wasn’t enough, that I didn’t work hard enough, and sometimes ill cry whenever I disappointed myself really badly. I didn’t want my parents to know though because I tried telling them before but they didn’t understand me very well and it only made me feel worse. Drawing was something I really enjoyed but now it feels like a competition because I wanted to be better at it. I used to have a really big appetite but now I only eat a little bit of dinner. I felt so much more exhausted than I used to, mentally and physically. I feel really empty and numb most of the time now and I have to force myself to work harder to fulfill my expectations. Everything I did feels so pointless now but I can’t stop myself from working so hard.
@stefaniakonstantinidou9815 ай бұрын
Do psychotherapy. Your parents r perfectionists, high achievers. They mean we'll but they r wrong. Happiness does not come from achievement bur from spiritual truths. We r all worth in the eyse of God. Only compassion to ourselves and others will make us happy, not trying to be the best. Our society is exhausting us. Watch dr Gabor Mate
@mharrtj63502 жыл бұрын
I’m burn out but still going with a mind set of perfectionist.
@rondallcounts48692 жыл бұрын
I'm the same wayu, are you an infj as well?
@mharrtj63502 жыл бұрын
@@rondallcounts4869 I just googled this term, yeah i am
@MrX-nc8cm Жыл бұрын
@@rondallcounts4869 wow Im the same situation, but never considered my personality type, I’m also a INFJ, what this has to do? How can I find help? I’m lost…
@leicovers84372 ай бұрын
@@MrX-nc8cmSame but I hope all of us could recover
@canucklehead92506 ай бұрын
I'm doing alot worse than I thought. I don't experience the hyper-achieving personality type, I tend to be more laid back, but... constant pressure at work, health problems with my family, money problems with my family causing my parents to always fight, my love of 6 years just... out of the blue, telling me she lost the spark. I don't feel weak, or numb on the inside.. it's like hallowness, but even moreso, it's like I have a black hole in my body that's just stealing all the energy, and the will, and the positivity away from my body.. all I do have going for me is the peace of mind to know hurting myself isn't gonna solve anything. I tried that before and it just hurt everyone I care about, and... didn't accomplish anything.
@ameliadwyer2682 жыл бұрын
i’m not currently burnt out but this made me realize that i was a few months ago. i was pushing myself far beyond my possible limit academically, physically, and emotionally all at the same time and i ended up going through all of those stages. i just didn’t know it then.
@selfhelpchampion96642 жыл бұрын
Fighting for something you believe in isn't easy. If you hit a sore spot, people are going to swipe at you, gripe at you, try to undermine you, infuriate you, try to shut you up and put you back in your box. I was starting to learn that was a sign you were asking the right questions, picking the right scabs. And though it's easy to lose yourself along the way, and start focusing on all the people who don't want things to change--for whatever broken, messed-up reasons of their own--you can easily find your way back. By listening to the people giving you a hand up. To the people who have your back. To the people who don't think you're a raving lunatic. Let them be your mirror--not the haters. Let them give you the strength to get the job done. Holly Bourne.
@SkateorDie27882 жыл бұрын
I’m definitely in the last stage. Just this past Monday I went to the E.R thinking I was having a heart attack. Turned out to be anxiety
@mercedeswilkins908526 күн бұрын
Time to quit your job
@mangalawickramaarachchi69525 күн бұрын
Thank you so much! You've truly saved my life. I live with very demanding parents and the pressure from school, and now I finally understand why I’ve been feeling so lost inside. Your support means the world to me. I’m beyond grateful!
@hippyelise12 жыл бұрын
I was in burnout but now I am trying to lighten up on myself and relax. I was a caregiver with my mom for my dad. He passed in 11-17-21. I miss him. I trying to cope and decide what is next. I have mental issues and are in therapy. It helps, but I am lonely at times. Thank God for my family. 💖. Thanks for this video.
@posieandrosie2 жыл бұрын
7. i've been overworked for a while now, i don't even remember feeling the early stages but i definitely resonate with 5, 6 and 7. i love this animation for some reason 🌈
@imjustsomeguy2 жыл бұрын
I'm at stage 4 withdrawal 😔 I was a very hardworking yet overwhelmed student. Last May, I graduated college with a 3.9 GPA. Ever since I graduated, I still don't have a full time job because I'm still so burned out. I've been sleeping very late, been so tired during the day, and been ignoring my friends' messages. If I do reply, I reply extremely late and lie saying that I've been busy, even though I've seen the message within hours of receiving it. There are some where I haven't respond and it's been weeks. I feel so bad for them. Thank you for this video. I knew I am burned out but I didn't know the stages
@marissawilson46442 жыл бұрын
I hope that you feel better soon. Take your time.
@imjustsomeguy2 жыл бұрын
@@marissawilson4644 Thank you. Today, I updated my resume and drafted a cover letter so I can start applying for jobs soon. I don't want to hit the next stages of burnout
@roxytal61962 жыл бұрын
im all the way up on the 7th and final stage of burn out and its kinda funny to me- i used to love many things but now the more i do them the more i feel like its a chore and when you pointed that out in this vid it hit kinda hard...and the funny thing about that is the fact i dont let myself think its a chore- i make myself believe that i am just simply bored of it and now that you have pointed it out its making it more harder to accept and really truely say " yeah i am burnt out and need to focus on myself, so ill take a few days off and get better as i am sure with school starting up its going to get worse. so ill take sometime to myself!" but i cant.. i just say "HEY! suck it up! so what your tired? so is everyone else and their still going and pushing foward! so just for once in your life do something meaningfull and get on with it!" i dont really know how to take care of myself if my friends and family dont actually motivate and tell me to. but ty! hearing this helps me in a way even if it doesnt make me motivated enough to actually take care of myself, still it helps in a way that i dont understand so ty again
@BuzzinsPetRock78 Жыл бұрын
As someone that has gone through several burnouts, due to personal and work circumstances, I think it should be mentioned that no only high achievers can experience burnout. At some point I was targeted by management to be harassed out of the company, as a merger meant they didn't need me, but they had signed a contract to not fire anyone. Instead of working with me and being open and honest, they decided to torture me, to make me leave on my own account......which didn't work. Long story, but I won a ton of money, but I was emotionally broken. Simple tasks would take extreme effort, and concentration was no option. Years later I was in a relationship with someone that had several mental issues, and tried to commit suicide almost on a daily basis. As you can imagine, this brought on a lot of stress. The biggest indicator for me was the inability to focus/concentrate on work, even when I was at the office and I knew my partner was safe. I couldn't finish a simple email and got lost in simple tasks. Also keep in mind that some of the mentioned symptoms are not exclusive to burnout. Emotion numbness is also common in depression and other situations.
@ultimatesupreme63702 жыл бұрын
This meant a lot to me and I am sure to many others. Keep up the amazing content!
@roboremnas3870 Жыл бұрын
The worst feeling is the realization that I'm as bad as I thought I might be, and answering the answer at the end really tipped the scale to confirming it. Thank you for this, it's been a genuine help and reassurance as to what I've been feeling the last few months and just how bad it's gotten.
@vanessah.8673 Жыл бұрын
I don't even know if I'm burnt out. I haven't been able to go back to college despite the semester still ongoing. I've been seeing my therapist and psychiatrist but burnt out never came up after seeing them for 2-3 weeks (instead, diagnosed with major depression). I wonder if I can ever make it this semester, but I'll never know if I don't put in the work now. It's funny how I know what I should do to make things better/right, but I can't even lift a finger or put in any effort to make things better/right again... if I am burnt out though, I hope I can get better... my future is looking so dim rn and I feel like I might just quit my degree but deep inside my heart, I know that a part of me is still stubborn to quit.. thank you to anyone who took the time to read this; I don't have much hope in life after my friends and family don't seem to want to listen to my problems much these days. I feel like a failure and idk what I'm gonna do but I hope it was the right decision for me regardless.
@Oataro Жыл бұрын
Most of these do ring a bell and these past few months I’ve found myself neglecting basic tasks from brushing my teeth to forgetting to sleep or shower due to the lack of energy/mental willpower to move and do it but recently I’ve began to fix it up step by step from making sure I brush my teeth to and staring to reading some books/manga again to get my brain going as well as changing my bed sheets basically to sleep better, look better and feel better luckily fate or whatever has brought me to this channel which has given me a better understanding of my own and others emotions so I can support myself and others when they need it
@jjn6914 Жыл бұрын
People shouldn't conflate burnout as being caused only by high-pressure demands and overwork. Dr. Maslach's research on burnout is super insightful and useful. Social dynamics of a workplace has equal, if not more, of a role in causing burnout. I'm currently experiencing stage 5, per the video, due to a negative social environment with my new boss, who has no business managing people. I'm not overworked at all, but I've checked out and don't care anymore after they used fear and threat tactics thinking that would get me to deliver more.
@prizedcoffeecup2 жыл бұрын
Started riding on the edge of #6 by the time I finally got my week off from work...I'm seriously thankful I took that time before actually FULLY burning out, but I don't plan to put myself through that again and working on better recognizing when I'm pushing too hard. Thank you for the help you've given me and many others, Psych2Go!
@mbrsart Жыл бұрын
I've been working 7 years in a job I didn't want to have for more than 5, which I was using as a "some job, any job" kind of transition until I could find something that paid better. I'm definitely feeling burnt out on it. I think I'm usually hovering around stage 6, but sometimes I dip into stage 7.
@andykolte56132 жыл бұрын
I relate to all the stages . Lots of love. Your videos are helpful, inspiring and calm. I relate with this video. I get overwhelmed and i do neglect . I withdraw myself from people and situations. I am an introvert with social anxiety. I like being by myself. I do feel empty and numbness and depression. I do feel lonely among a big crowd when you don't trust anyone from them or feel comfortable speaking to them. I do feel lonely when I am by myself sometimes. I do lose motivation. I do feel exhausted daily . Lots of love 💛💛💛💛
@DekkerDave Жыл бұрын
Level 7 here, being there for few last recent months thanks to work. Complete anhedonia. It keeps going for so long this state has became my daily standard.
@carrieeawbrey28302 жыл бұрын
I feel like I burned out then never recovered. Could you please make a video about recovering from burn out? Doubt you’ll see this now but thanks for the guidance you give in all your posts. Much ♥️& all the best! Have a great day/night all.
@ninamanning8219 Жыл бұрын
I feel the same
@FuegoLoops Жыл бұрын
SAME!
@carrieeawbrey2830 Жыл бұрын
@@FuegoLoops Hope it gets better for you soon! I still feel the same but I’m working on it. Best to you & yours.
@FuegoLoops Жыл бұрын
@@carrieeawbrey2830 Oh my gosh. Wow. That was an unexpected day brightener! Thank you so much for those well wishes! I receive them and send them back to you. May your days treat you as kind as you treat others!
@stefaniakonstantinidou9815 ай бұрын
Take time out, do only things u really enjoy, Don t try to recover quickly, accept, take walks in nature, connect with God, ask Him what u need, eat healthy
@ThatCrazyChick6662 жыл бұрын
2 weeks ago I was in a car accident. Car flipped onto the side, had to go to the hospital, discharged an hour later. I was fine. And the thing was I found the whole situation hilarious. I'm sitting in wet glass giggling my butt off. It scared my mom, when I seemed so happy. It was the most exciting to happen to me in months. I was loving that whole week. How deep in burn out am I in? Or is it worse?
@groban88 Жыл бұрын
I experienced severe burnout at work last month. I was expected to achieve so much in such a short time. And since I have a high standard, I put even more pressure onto myself and cut sleep, cut meal and spend so much money from my own pocket to get the best result. But whatever I do, the employer always nitpick and find something to complain about and never acknowledge any of my effort. The working environment is not helping to with the unfriendly co-workers. I was exhausted. It's like whatever I did was never good enough for them. So I became sour and I got fired because I don't smile at work. They said that it's not in their work culture to not be smiley. Well bullshit, no one is friendly at work. People don't smile here. I was the one who made the effort to get to know others while others looked at me and just avert eye contact and not even talk. We are not even allowed to call each other casually. One blessing I got after getting laid off from work is freedom. I finally able to smile genuinely again and feel at peace.
@VikingFyre2 жыл бұрын
I’m at stage six going on seven. Everything is a slog, work, hobbies, life, and nothing helps to bring any satisfaction.
@fredambrose Жыл бұрын
I'm definatly at #5, almost word for word. (there is a simple 3 STEP PROCESS to resolve this) I have felt like this for 29 years. 1)The first step is to take a step back............. and think. Try to identify exactly what the problem is. 2) The next step is to take some time and think, what are some others things that I could do that would be more meaningful in life. 3) The next step is to simply have a plan to persue those other more meaningful things in life that you thought about. You must AT LEAST TRY to execute your plan, because plans without action is notheing but meaningless words.
@pastanana72673 ай бұрын
After starting a new job earlier this year and given an unmanageable workload and in a toxic work environment, I started burning out at the 3rd month mark and was already experiencing numbess on the 5th month. It was so alarming not to feel any emotions because my mind was constantly bogged down by work stress. I was in denial that I was burnt out until my manager sat me aside for a 1-on-1 because I look unhappy lately. That is where I realized that I was burnt out and that I needed to get out.
@Stumpybear7640 Жыл бұрын
Can I just give a shout out to the excellent Amanda Silvera for her superb narration? 👍👋👏👏👏
@Kennyselman Жыл бұрын
I was at Stage 7 at my job a few months before the pandemic, in a toxic work environment. This...actually scares me in retrospect, and led to worse and worse social isolation, as well as issues. So, thanks again for the video.
@mojo_joju Жыл бұрын
Thank you for this. I'm not even 30, but I've been working my hardest for 16 years, first as a chef, then a security guard. I never took time to travel, and rarely made time for friends because I was always pressured to pay the bills. I've recently been so tired and burnt out that I think if it wasn't for my dog keeping me alive, I'd rather die than face another 12 hour shift at work, every single damn day. I don't know if anyone else is experiencing this, but i can tell you it's absolutely a terrible feeling, and while I don't see another way out, I can certainly sympathise with anyone else feeling this way.
@jimmyjab8744 Жыл бұрын
It's sad that I'm here. I think im burnt out. I'm currently getting easily stressed out and panicked mentally over anything and over things i dont enjoy or through worrying about how i feel bout things. Im constantly thinking about how im not doing well. Im stressed rn it makes my chest feel weird. I probably have an anxiety problem rn, or an anxiety disorder, and i have diagnosed OCD. I dont know how im gonna recover from this, i hope me going to the gym helps cause im bouta do that. I dont know what stage Im up to from this video. maybe exhaustion. I feel mentally exhausted. So much stress. So behind on school work and its not getting any better. Suicidal thoughts coming into my head from any little negative thing basically. I'll hopefully remember to come back here and give an update eventually. I wish the best for everyone here and that everyone recovers.
@roseconfectionart4092 жыл бұрын
Thanks for this video. I'm actually experiencing this right now. I'm not doing art for almost two months and I felt like I lost my identity.
@axuanmii2 жыл бұрын
clicked on this video out of curiosity and immediately got called out at the "wants to prove themselves". been doing better but ive withdrawn from a lot of close social conversations for a while now.
@jungersrules2 жыл бұрын
I'm so glad the #1 is mentioned because for me this is at the core of my feeling exhausted. I just started a job. It isn't necessarily stressful, and it's for my friend's nonprofit that I'm a board member of and volunteered at for a long time. But, instead of feeling good about working for a cause that I feel is making a difference, I'm too hard on myself because of my need to a job exceptionally well ... you know, perfectly. I wish I could just let it go and don't think everything I do wrong, or a mistake, is the end of the world.
@micheleroyce41772 жыл бұрын
I identified with 5 of them. Fortunately this is short term since I am packing up and clearing out my house to make a big move. When I recognize some of these signs, music is soothing and reenergizing. I tell myself that it is only short term. Thank you for this insightful video.
@heirofheart7662 жыл бұрын
I went through all seven In my first semester of studying stress piled up I failed more and more courses The lab internship was one single athmosphere of stress Everybody is stressed and pressured by time constraints and you are too and everything piles up in the room and just washes over you when you enter the room After the last lab day i sat in the train back home and almost started crying out of feeling useless That was last december December to april felt like a deep dark pit But i got out if it eventually If i can get out of the burn out pit you can too one way or the other I am struggling to accepting help So i did it myself But to all of you who cant get out on yourself, feel hugged and look around you There will be ppl willing to help you
@kathyl.87592 жыл бұрын
You've described me with 5,6, and 7. I did have burn outs. Depression and numbness..my daughter pointed it out to me. I had to quit my job cause of all the crap I was getting with it. Now I'm on my way to recovery. Keep up the good work!👍
@PurpleHazePro Жыл бұрын
When you quit did you have other lined up? Or did you take a break?
@psodq Жыл бұрын
Decades ago while still working as a teacher my mother was a quite dominant personality, feeling to be in charge of literally everything. You could feel that she was completely stressed out, and things started to happen. First a car accident, and a year later a stroke. You could say that life just wanted to stop her in her tracks. She recovered fine, and lives now a very calm and relaxed life.
@zYuL05 Жыл бұрын
I'm a teacher and burnt out and always try to control everything 🥺 I don't want anything like that. Glad to hear your mom is ok now
@life.is.not.daijoubu8372 жыл бұрын
TW:Vent I experienced all these stages and I’m experiencing it now , but it feels so tiring and emotionally exhausting , I just want to go home even when I am home , I want help but I don’t want to ask for help , people have to much of a high expectation of me , I’ve already screwed up 2 exams of mine , Maths and science which I’ve screwed before and I can’t afford to screw up any more , I’ve tried explaining to my mother that I am under stress but she denied it and said it was from my device and through my teenage phase , I don’t know what to feel anymore , I feel like quitting all my work , distancing myself from anyone and I just try to find symptoms like this so I know what i am going through is not just what you would feel a PHASE , I feel like crying and Ive already cried multiple times just today , I don’t want to trouble others , I’m sure they to have problems i don’t know what to feel now , what do I do ?
@tcmtv00111 ай бұрын
I remember 10 months ago when I burned out completely at my old job. I would just get out of bed, drag myself to work, work for 8 hours, come home and drink 2 full bottles of wine, then collapse in my bed to start the cycle anew the next day. It took me a while to see just how deep a hole I had dug myself into. I was a 21 year old burned out alcoholic just trying to make myself work for my job rather than make my job work for me. I was regularly working 60+ hours a week trying to prove myself but all I did was nearly work myself to death, and the alcohol certainly didn’t help. Today I am in a much better place, and yes, I have drastically cut down on the booze, now I only drink with friends at get-togethers Listen to your body, folks!!!
@allegrokl1096 Жыл бұрын
I think I got to the withdrawal stage after two years of being miserable at my high stress job. I quit, went to Europe for a vacation and started a new job. Slowly picking the pieces back up now but feeling farrrr better
@subs72672 жыл бұрын
I'm currently burnout and have been burnout before a several times. When you feel burnout, you forget what joy is and even things you love feel worthless. The heart feels heavy, in pain, overwhelmed.
@lampjerulez Жыл бұрын
I would love a follow up about the stages of recovering from burn out. i know the stages are different for everyone. But sometimes its hard to explain to people how you are feeling when you are recovering from a heavy burn out.
@DemiMurgos Жыл бұрын
Despite moving forward in life, everything feels like just ticking a box on a list that I should have achieved. I got promoted two days ago and my immediate thought was that now I can't off myself for a while to not be disrespectful and ungrateful. I don't have time to break down, there are lives depending on me delivering.
@paulanovoa12752 жыл бұрын
I've been in the last stage for a long time, and it feels normal now... Even if I try to rest I feel exhausted, I've been sleeping 10 to 12 hours a day and I can't help it. I still feel I need to sleep a few hours later, I don't hear any alarm, I just can't
@tugatomskanimation63702 жыл бұрын
I recently got better regarding depersonalization and emptiness, however the numbness and loss of joy for hobbies and activities I used to really enjoy still seem to the present...
@Techn0Fox2 жыл бұрын
I'm definitely at stage 6 right now. Not totally feeling exhausted, but certainly have been feeling "lost" with what I want. I've withdrawn from a majority of people for the last week, and have been on the verge of quitting my job. But I have started seeing a therapist and will be starting medication soon, so I'm hoping I can get out of this.
@Annapurna818 Жыл бұрын
It helps in short term. Complete change is best.
@reza2kn Жыл бұрын
Hi! After dealing with depression and suicidal ideation for years, I've now been experiencing Burnout recently, and I could Identify with what you said until stage 5, so I guess that makes me a level 4 out 7, which is a lot better than what I thought! I have quit working completely, and can't work anymore, don't have any savings, live in a foreign country with no real friends or family, am filing for bankruptcy, etc. so things have been a tiny bit hard recently :) I want to rest now, but I really hope this doesn't take years to be over.
@trashpanda93032 жыл бұрын
Post burn-out. Went thru all stages. Was a Graphics Design student. Took the course thinking i'd be learning 2D media art and didn't know it's a major part for marketing and advertisement, which i didn't like and felt lied to because the course was introduced by my mother's friend that is a lecturer of the course, saying the course can improve my art skills. Started burn-out after noticing subjects about advertisement design and marketing pouring in. Parent's told me to hold on cuz i'm halfway through my diploma, but my grades are not promising, plummeting even. I started showing obvious signs of depression and fatigue, yet no one notices until i've completely withdrawn my presence from college. Had all the symptoms of depression, burn-out and anxiety. Never gotten therapy cuz i find telling my parents unreliable. Luckily i have a few close friends that i can talk about it to, and collected myself a whole bunch of songs to help me get through. Took a whopping... almost 2 years till i'm back to my regular self. There's more to it, but i'll leave it at that. If someone really read this i appreciate it.
@rexeno2 жыл бұрын
Wow, the questions I've been asking myself the entire summer have been answered in one video
@j.d.aengus6 ай бұрын
This hits on so many levels. I think I've been in a persistent state of burnout for several years.
@sointroverted2 жыл бұрын
I'm burnout. I'm the parent of an autistic child, trying to survive with a lot of past and present trauma. I'm always tired, no motivation and even thinking hurts. I live in a country where mental health is not talked about and you're seen as crazy if you do talk.
@sirshabhattacharjee82872 жыл бұрын
Didn’t relate to something so profoundly!!!
@wolfscpe42722 жыл бұрын
This channel is amazing. Ty
@teddyroon Жыл бұрын
Yep, all of this applies to me. I had a burnout at the age of 44, did all of these things but am still doing them 17 years later. All I feel is emptiness, sadness, unmotivated, solitude and permanent fatigue. I obviously take them at night but still can't sleep, then end up sleeping all day😢
@jaimeatadero7959 Жыл бұрын
A solid 6. I haven't reached a physical collapse and I have a lot more time since I'm a student on summer break. It's hard to enjoy things as I did before, and it's hard for me to tell what I want to do every day. I can't tell sometimes if I like what I'm doing (though they are things I like to do) and it feels aimless... Might start a habit of writing down what I feel in the moment to be more aware, and what I feel like DOING so I know I have some control over my own recovery.
@jackcoates1856 Жыл бұрын
Right now I'm at the top stage as I always desired high achievement, but when it started I would struggle to get out of bed, then I would neglect my own issues, I stopped talking to friends and I got really depressed. Now all my friends have left me due to my neglect of them and my best friend won't even speak to me. I need to change who I am at the moment and fix the issues I have that affect myself and others. I know you shouldn't blame yourself but that's the thing that got me into this in the first place. I now know it was to do with me trying too hard to be included and with that, I now am not included at all. I am now trying to fix the issues I have with myself and get over all of this.
@Oataro Жыл бұрын
I wish you the best as long as you take it Step by step your still making progress but sometimes you need to call yourself out so you can get that “wake up call” but I’m glad you’ve taken responsibility/accepted that you need to change as many people don’t but that’s the first step just do your best and build yourself back up again you got this
@jackcoates1856 Жыл бұрын
@@Oataro Thanks
@arminislam68052 жыл бұрын
I just feel like nothing can happen good in my life anymore and I will never achieve my goals- this thought is making me draw back from trying to do something let alone working hard
@mizubiart6230 Жыл бұрын
One week I was so beyond exhausted I would just zone out of reality and then, get so angry for being unproductive that I literally started to beat the crap out of myself just to stay awake. Thankfully my mom brought me back to my senses and I took a bath, almost zoned out again. I barely remember, even if it was 3.. 2? 1 or 4 maybe 5 weeks. Sometimes I forgot who I was and felt so anxious to be someone. I feel better now. I still forget to sleep. But it’s okay. I think I’ve overcome that mindset, now is just the time to reset the circadian rhythm to a normal hour.
@fumetsu43232 жыл бұрын
I've finally found what I was looking for. Just finished my daily hour of working out, 8th day since I made it daily, it's euphoric. Whatever it takes I won't stop from that point, it will be the pain but the one I will adore.
@Kira63112 жыл бұрын
I'm a social worker in practice for 2 years and lately I do feel like burning out, probably in stage 4. Few weeks ago after hard day I had emotional outburst at home and decided I NEED to take vacation. So I did... only for 5 days, but it was better than nothing. Last week I lashed out on a colleague - it was for a very good reason - but still it was very much out of my character (although I dont really regret it, for it's good to show you are able to speak up, argue and stand your ground, so people will not walk over you). I apologized of course. Since then I've become apathetic, I care less, I put less emotion to my work, I withdraw from conflicts and responsibilities unless its necesary. Now I do my best to keep work-life balance, do selfcare, hobbies, sleep more etc. to keep burning out at bay but I have very bad feeling about it.
@kliaicon14268 ай бұрын
I've been through every stage and back, for years, until adaptation assisted healing. Responsibilities remain constant in every direction, thus at some point every soul endures strain of reserves, especially silent therapists. The key is to keep oneself educated and balanced; info consistently updates and life is more than achieving goals. A healthy support group, as each person knows best, aids endurance. Fortunately, I've learned to heal efficiently, as introspection and self analysis have always accompanied this journey of life. 😂 This vid made me laugh aloud--thanks for creating it--it was a helpful brief offering overlooked yet important points to keep in mind. One should always monitor oneself as the fluxes of life's demands ever insist capture of attention. ❤
@sunny_dummy8332 жыл бұрын
The voice is so calming I CANT - AHHHHHHH
@ives35722 жыл бұрын
"It's important that you don't lie to yourself. If you lie to yourself, you end up with burnout." - Patrick Pichette
@psychmint67262 жыл бұрын
Love your your video... It is an inspiration for all channels...
@jillianbetts43062 жыл бұрын
Just the day before yesterday, I burned out... I'm an ambivert who recharges best alone or with my partner. But that day, I worked my job at a local deli for 8 hours. Then after only having 1 hour of "rest" (watching my roomie's kid, making myself half a PBJ and washing all the household dishes) I went with my boyfriend to his friends house to help them move. I felt like I needed to move the bigger things so that the other 7 people (2 had issues from overworking muscles/joints and 1 was a kid) didn't have to. Plus, I've always been referred to as "Wonder Woman" or a "master Tetris packer" by my family. I've been the one made to work hard, but I also brought it on myself. Trying to impress my dad and stepdad and gain their approval, I pushed myself beyond my limits despite being on the brink of physical collapse. Unfortunately it's all been in vain. Anyways, back to the other day. There were several people I didn't know and I felt the need to show that I'm not just there for the food/money being offered. So after the move was complete and I was exhausted, I pushed myself to talk and be open with the others there. Even now, a few days later, I'm feeling the mental and emotional effects of burning out. Yesterday I literally only got out of bed to use the toilet and eat one bowl of cereal. I don't know how I am going to handle work tomorrow, but I hope I'm better by then.
@heyyyhello1558 Жыл бұрын
I never realize i have burn out until it's too late. I'm climbing out of the hole now, luckily I have a good support system now. I love the voice it felt like the narrator actually cared ❤
@RadiantRuby11 ай бұрын
I feel a little in between. I have noticed the numbness at times and pessimism lately. I just got married and graduated from my doctoral program and still feeling empty. This year has taken a toll with all the additional conflicts. I know it’ll get better 💪🏾
@Honey44Me9 ай бұрын
I used to love eating but now i didnt even realize that i barely ate 1 meal in the day or ate at all? I feel like wanting to sleep and my body feels like its gonna collapse. But everytime i rest i have this feelign of guilt that i am wasting my time by sitting or doing anything when i can be doing something more productive. I hate anything i used to love cus it just feels liek i need to put energy to do any hobbies. I literally have no life after school, i dont go outside and just work, sleep, school, and repeat. And i cant even cry anymore, like i physically cant.
@docgillygun95312 жыл бұрын
After 2yrs of being on the front lines of COVID as a pulmonary critical care doc in a dysfunctional practice, an even more dysfunctional healthcare system that is critically underserved in many areas during the baby boomer era of being senior citizens, all of this hits home. I have watched about 400 people die from COVID alone in the past two years, and some of them were friends/colleagues. Burnout is insidious. Get the help you need and deserve.
@spencervance84842 жыл бұрын
Inquiry. When you say died of covid are you talking about covid being a contributing factor or the primary cause of death. Example dying on impact with a bullet or dying from bloodloss caused by a bullet?
@docgillygun95312 жыл бұрын
@@spencervance8484 IF the bullet did the damage that caused all the blood loss you still died by the bullet. If people with cancer, end-stage organ diseases etc. get shot and bleed to death the bullet still caused the death. Right. If you are implying that people die with COVID and not from COVID you are wrong. I watched this virus kill off two whole nuclear families, and I watched it kill perfectly healthy young adults. If it had not been for the virus, they would still be alive. And I am still watching people die today because they fail to get vaccinated. Vaccinated people are still getting COVID, yes, but they are far less likely to die.
@hbzeez2 жыл бұрын
These videos help so much it means a lot for you to be sharing these♥️🥺
@SelenaWynter0205 Жыл бұрын
Met all of the criteria, and it's probably what I experienced during quarantine. It had gotten too much for me to the point that I just didn't wanna go to my classes, and even if I still did go, I'd fall asleep through it sometimes. Looking back at it, I'm thankful that my close friend was there. He really helped me a lot during that time.
@romanosaraviadis Жыл бұрын
Between 4 and 5, but I just changed work environment, so it's expevted to get better. Be sensitivw to burnout, it is a very overwhelming situation. I don't wish to anyone. Take care of yourselves and move towards things that give you joy, not just a full task-list.
@darklausal23 Жыл бұрын
I'm @ 7, physical manifestations: Asthma Exacerbation & bronchitis for a whole month, mentally, emotionally and physically exhausted, stressed about missing work and bills, working with a psychologist & asking my family for help.
@alexandriagarcia38142 жыл бұрын
It is now 4:03am I just finished watching this video I am so glad to be more and more validated that my job is basically killing me The quitting bosses statement is so beyond true! This is probably my 6th week of shitty sleep and consistent stress. I'm going to do something about this. I will find a new job and not feel so shitty all the time
@spencervance84842 жыл бұрын
Finding a new job did wonders for me. Since i no longer work with mentally broken people i dont have to worry about being killed. I just wish i had co workers to talk to. Pot meet kettle.
@ishantchoubisa96432 жыл бұрын
Wish you best of luck mate
@vincent080888 Жыл бұрын
So how did it go?
@rakkowakko49212 жыл бұрын
My gf is definitely experiencing burnout. I’ve been supporting her everyday until her big med school exam. What encouraging words can I say to make her feel better? Please leave under this comment. Thanks in advance.
@Itz_Andrea_YT2 жыл бұрын
I'm actually drained for my 2 year ago year of school... I was doing saxophone, (I hated it), soccer, scout, (school) and I was having even a KZbin channel at the same time! I mean the KZbin channel weren't a thing that I had to do, but it were the only thing I was REALLY enjoying. (Now I stopped all, without my KZbin channel and I started theater and I finally love something that isn't a "Work for nothing").
@NathalieLazo2 жыл бұрын
Beautiful person reading this, go after what it is that you want in life! Learn the skills, do whatever it takes! You are capable of anything! I believe in you! ✨ Love - Nat ❤️
@user-nm6dr4uy3d Жыл бұрын
I had worked really hard for many years at school and work. I was getting really tired. Then there was a family tragedy. Then my best friend dumped me. I've been recovering for nine months now, and it feels like I'm finally getting back on track. I'm going to find ways to achieve my goals without draining myself.
@dekisatria12332 жыл бұрын
I already stop trying to impress other, i have a more grounded goals.. The problems is, i still hate my self
@stomczyk37 ай бұрын
Usually 5 or 7. No jelly legs but near constant physical pain from working multiple physical jobs to survive. 160+ days until retirement. Doing my best to survive.
@rahultambe5442 жыл бұрын
Anger, depression, anxiety etc can drain your energy more than anything
@MattBuckhout2 жыл бұрын
It’s hard when you’re trying to better yourself but your brain tells you to give up everyday I feel like I can barley function in my adult life I’m always shrouded with a fog that makes me slow and sluggish 24/7 it makes me feel so incompetent so I can’t help but hate myself
@happytimerada_phantom21522 жыл бұрын
I'm searching for counselor currently and this video was a reminder why i go in the first place, as well as other reasons too. Thank you!