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> Is there a name for this type of fatigue Stress. (One of the smyptoms of)
by WorkLifeBalance 8y ago
> Is there a name for this type of fatigue
Stress. (One of the smyptoms of)
- bootsz 8y agoIs it? To me the situation in question seems like the complete opposite of stressful
- frereubu 8y agoYeah, this sounds like too _little_ stress to me. Imagine a bell curve with stress on the X axis and performance on the Y axis, and there's a sweet spot in the middle where you're getting enough of a kick to motivate you, but not so much that you're drowning.
- bootsz 8y agoYes. And I've personally found that the "sweet spot" in the middle is all too elusive. In my career I think I've spent the majority of time at one extreme or the other. Feast or famine: overworked & stressed or underworked & depressed. When you can hit it just right in the middle, life is truly great. But rarely have I been able to sustain it for more than a couple months at a time. Let me know if you've found the secret :)