>I'm tired of working on things alone. I start making progress, then fizzle. Could your burn out be related to lack of progress on personal/professional projec

>I'm tired of working on things alone. I start making progress, then fizzle. Could your burn out be related to lack of progress on personal/professional projects? For myself at least on days when I am not moving forward on a personal/professional level I can get a bit down. So the cure that works for me is to gain a net +ve movement everyday. For work projects that could mean writing code for a new feature/fixing that inconsistent left margin or devouring my blog posts for any typos. Small victories in professional projects can can give me a boost in my personal life On a more personal level this means reading another chapter of say "Mike" which drives the story forward. For a while I weaned off reading and the books that I was reading on at that time were left unfinished which affected my work as well as it left me dissatisfied with the current state of my affairs. Anyway, what I am trying to say here is that making progress on a personal level is just as important as making progress on a work level. Small victories in one can give you a much needed boost in another. also check out this post : http://thefreelancery.com/monday-answers-1-hustling-burnout-firing-bad-clients/ http://thefreelancery.com/monday-answers-1-hustling-burnout-...