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I have definitely been there. Once you get too tired your brain doesn't work well enough to tell you you need breaks. Your brain after a break (e.g. a week's ho
by adrianmsmith 4y ago
I have definitely been there. Once you get too tired your brain doesn't work well enough to tell you you need breaks. Your brain after a break (e.g. a week's holiday) just feels completely different.
What I do now is this: My first task after coming back from a break is to book a week's vacation ten weeks from that time. I work ten weeks, and take a week's break, that's my rule.
Even though it will be difficult to imagine I'll need a break after I've just come back from one.
Book it on the company's vacation planning tool if I'm employed, or on my calendar (and inform my customers) if I'm self-employed.
I don't worry about where to go, or what to do during it, or try to find the best time to go based on events I might be invited to (which I might not know yet), or which projects I'll be working on and when the best time for a break would be to fit in with them. A break isn't about any of that.