Your Graphic Quote is well written. The Theory Subject Topic is a great discussion point.
Many people also experience burnout whenever they lose their passion for a thing. When that happens, it will slowly slip into a chore status, then resentment quickly settles in. It can be anything from work, school, homework, cooking, volunteering, running errands, going to the gym etc.
Yonnie
InHisCare
Resentment towards either one’s self for not living their values within, or as a result of, their work/activity/relationship from which they are burned out OR towards others/workplace/activity for not recognizing one’s input, worth, and achievement. I have read some interesting work defining burnout as an additional form of depression. And, in my research on teachers experiencing burnout, it seems pretty accurate–we are social/relational beings and if we are giving consistently but not receiving anything back, it starts to feel pointless, leading to apathy and burnout.
MiddleMe 
Lovely dear friend
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Graciously thank you
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For me, when I had a day job, what I was giving up was _freedom_.
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Good one. Thanks for contributing your thoughts
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Your Graphic Quote is well written. The Theory Subject Topic is a great discussion point.
Many people also experience burnout whenever they lose their passion for a thing. When that happens, it will slowly slip into a chore status, then resentment quickly settles in. It can be anything from work, school, homework, cooking, volunteering, running errands, going to the gym etc.
Yonnie
InHisCare
💜Thanks for sharing a great discussion topic
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Thank you so much, Yonnie and welcome to MiddleMe!
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Thank you for the warm heartfelt welcome, pleasure is all mine!
Blessings..
Yonnie
InHisCare
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Reblogged this on John Cowgill's Literature Site.
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I have a theory that burnout is caused by someone living someone else’s life, not their own… 🙂
“When someone tells you “you’ve changed”, it might be because you have stopped living your life their way”.. John Pence
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Very true. Thank you for sharing your perspective. I have learned a new thing today.
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I agree.
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Hmm very true. Blessings! 🙂
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Knowing that I am valued, and that I can walk away when the time comes, prevents any resentment.
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Resentment towards either one’s self for not living their values within, or as a result of, their work/activity/relationship from which they are burned out OR towards others/workplace/activity for not recognizing one’s input, worth, and achievement. I have read some interesting work defining burnout as an additional form of depression. And, in my research on teachers experiencing burnout, it seems pretty accurate–we are social/relational beings and if we are giving consistently but not receiving anything back, it starts to feel pointless, leading to apathy and burnout.
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