discuss Working From Home Burnout Is Real

[Apsara]

I sometimes do online hustles. I love the flexibility, but sometimes the lines between work and rest get blurry.
How do you recharge when working from home?

 

[Shortie]

Recharging when working from home is never easy. I am someone who works from home and will admit, I have suffered burnout many times.

One thing I have noticed from working from home is that you do need to separate your work area and your area so that you are not stuck in the same place all the time.

 

[Cpvr]

I sometimes do online hustles. I love the flexibility, but sometimes the lines between work and rest get blurry.
How do you recharge when working from home?

Taking breaks is key. If you’re over working yourself, you’ll experience burn outs.

Go for walks, hit nature.
The key is to try to do baby steps and not overwork yourself.

 

[Fidelia1]

The thing about working from home is that you would be juggling domestic duties and work at the same time. And before you know it, the work you have done on the two parts is overwhelming. Burnout certainly sets in.

 

[Shawn]

I get outside as much as I can.

Hiking. Cycling. Camping. Kayaking.

Get outside, away from cell phone signals and recharge.

The sun and fresh air are good for you, too!

 

[Yama]

I work form home and I can assure that work form home burn out is real. The main issue is some times when you are not getting enough work, you end up working for low paying tasks and you will be working many hours for a small pay