Millennia, the generation between 1981 and 1996, are also increasingly referred to as the generation of the lute. One of the prerequisites for the spread of this phenomenon is the dynamic economic environment, the removal of borders and constraints of development around the world, and increasing competition.
Some scientists, however, believe that the parents of the children of this generation also blame - for their idealistic ideas how their heirs will succeed in life. Pursuit of goals, tireless work and all in the name of material values.
Adding the constant social race to the high expectations, and easy to get to the flashback syndrome. Many young people choose to leave behind a successful career and a lucrative job to return to their grandmother's house, for example.
If this is not an option for us, but we feel that we are slowly and slowly burning at the bottom of workaholism, that's what we can do about it before it's too late.
Egoism
Almost always accept this trait of character as negative. But the truth is, if we are not at least a little selfish, we will hardly survive. If we spend the working day, responding only to foreign requirements and doing only what needs to be done, our fast-paced guarantor is guaranteed.
In the morning it is time to focus on the most important projects of the day. And 20% of the workday should go into activities that give us pleasure. If our work is such that it does not allow us a special creative freedom, it is most important to know when to refuse if a commitment does not enter into our obligations. We should not feel guilty and refuse to work extraordinary.
And here everything is mostly about loving our work. If this factor is present, every day we can find something that gives us the pleasure of doing. Then burning is less likely.
Meditation
The ancient doctrine of balancing the spirit and body has become more and more popular lately. Now we can download a smartphone or tablet app, thanks to which we can spend a few minutes in the morning with just relaxing music.
According to a 2009 study, meditation has the ability to increase gray matter in the brain. Regular practice helps us concentrate more easily on tasks and solve them with greater ease.
With daily meditation we get the habit of turning off when necessary. This will allow us to leave office work and rest more efficiently. When we get these habits, and with them some change, we'll easily recognize that it's time for a little vacation.
Exercises
When we train, our body pumps the blood faster and is self-purifying from the toxins in it. Sport makes us feel instantly better physically and mentally.
Some colleague will find it much harder to get angry if we ran the morning before work, for example, because levels of stress hormone cortisol are reduced. Thanks to regular exercise, the sense of anxiety also decreases, which often leads us to a lute. It is important that the sport becomes a routine in order not to succumb to the negative emotions, writes Fast Company.
Positivism
If we look at life on the black side, nothing good can be expected to happen to us. The idea of preventing and dealing with burnout is to record daily what we are grateful for and what we have achieved. Everything with a positive sign that we see in black and white makes us take a closer look at life.
As far as work is concerned, at the end of the week we can spend half an hour describing the past days of work objectively but not negatively. We focus on progress and goals, and we only highlight the difficulties if we have overcome them. This will help us understand and change what we need to change to be more successful.
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