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Now what if riding your bike, structured and unstructured reflection, and everything you do in your free time were also part of your job? And with the example
by genericuser 13y ago
Now what if riding your bike, structured and unstructured reflection, and everything you do in your free time were also part of your job?
And with the example of the athlete a portion of their job is to have down time, and not be out doing strenuous physical activities the night before the big game.
When I encountered the situation where my leisure became my job, I simply didn't have anything I wanted to do to fill the free time anymore. Sure I could of done push ups or gone on dates or something else which I personally hate doing, but making myself miserable in my free time isn't my idea of healthy.
- rorykoehler 13y agoIf taking a holiday is part of a job then everything is work. It's not. Burn out happens to the best of us when we deny the need for variety and rhythm in our lives.