Burnout isn’t a personal failure, and recovering from it isn’t always as simple as taking a vacation. For women juggling professional expectations, caregiving responsibilities and other demands, recognizing the signs of burnout is an important first step toward addressing it.
In a recent Sacramento Business Journal article, Pacific Clinics’ SVP, Emerging and Statewide Services Jacqueline H. Torres encourages women to take burnout as information and not failure.
Jacquelyn recommends to “stop and reevaluate what is giving you joy” to prevent the burnout cycle.
