Careers & Jobs

Today, we're living in an unstable economical business climate which happens to be the springboard for an uncertain future for millions of people around the world. Robert Kiyosaki in his book "Prophecy" published back in 2002 warned us about the dangers of relying on 401(k) plans and depending on...

Most advice about career strain assumes you’re either not working hard enough or working too hard in the wrong way. The usual solutions follow quickly: optimize your productivity, take a break, change roles, or walk away entirely. But for many capable, responsible people, none of those options...

Career burnout often appears after success because success usually comes with expanded responsibility, higher expectations, and fewer natural stopping points — not with relief. Many people expect that once they “make it,” work will feel easier or more satisfying. Instead, success can quietly...

Chronic work stress can narrow your view of the future by gradually narrowing it. When stress becomes ongoing rather than occasional, it often shifts your focus away from possibility and toward endurance. Many people notice this as a quiet loss of optimism. Long-term plans feel harder to imagine...

Time off doesn’t always fix work-related exhaustion because the fatigue isn’t only caused by a lack of rest — it’s often caused by ongoing structural strain that resumes the moment work begins again. Many people notice this when they return from a weekend, vacation, or even extended leave and...

Career burnout often affects more than just your work performance. One of the clearest signs is when strain from your job starts quietly shaping how you feel, think, and function outside of work — even when you’re technically “off the clock.” This can show up as emotional flatness at home...

For many people, work doesn’t fall apart when things are going badly. It becomes difficult when things are going well. You may have a stable role, steady income, growing responsibility, and external signs of success — yet feel increasingly drained, tense, or quietly overwhelmed. Work starts to...