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glowettee · 7 days ago
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hi mindy!!! hope you’re doing well angel <3 i’ve been loving your different school-related blog posts & series’! 💓💓
idk if you’ve covered this topic before, but if you haven’t, how do you deal with academic burn out or what helps you get out of burn out episodes?
lots of love!!
faustina 🌷
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୨♡୧ how to deal with academic burnout | guide by mindy ୨♡୧
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hiiiii faustina ♡ @milkoomi
thank you for your sweet message, angel! i'm so touched that you've been enjoying my content. i absolutely love the content you've been posting!!!! your question about academic burnout is so important, and i want to share my personal experience and tips that have helped me through those challenging times. this post will be a bit lengthy, since it's an important topic and i want to give you the best answer to your question possible!! <333 thank you so much for asking this faustina, hopefully this post can help you!
⋆。°✩ understanding academic burnout ⋆。°✩
first, let's acknowledge that burnout is completely normal and valid. it's your mind and body telling you that something needs to change. i've been there multiple times, especially during exam seasons, and i've learned that recognizing the signs early is crucial.
signs i've noticed in my journey:
↳ feeling disconnected from your studies ↳ overwhelming exhaustion that sleep doesn't fix ↳ losing interest in subjects you usually love ↳ difficulty concentrating on simple tasks ↳ emotional sensitivity about academics ↳ physical symptoms like headaches or tension
⋆。°✩ immediate steps for relief ⋆。°✩
when i feel burnout creeping in, these are my go-to immediate actions:
gentle reset ritual: ↳ close all study materials (put everything away, close tabs) ↳ make a cup of chamomile tea (or any tea) ↳ step outside for fresh air (even just 5 minutes) ↳ put on soft instrumental music or a calm playlist ↳ light a lavender candle
physical reset: ↳ take a warm shower ↳ change into cozy clothes ↳ do light stretches ↳ practice deep breathing ↳ give yourself a facial massage
⋆。°✩ long-term healing strategies ⋆。°✩
here's my detailed approach to recovering from burnout:
schedule reformation: ↳ implement a "sunset time" for studying ↳ create designated rest days ↳ break study sessions into 25-minute chunks ↳ schedule joy breaks between subjects ↳ use time blocking instead of to-do lists
environment refresh: ↳ rearrange your study space ↳ declutter desk and materials ↳ bring in plants or fresh flowers ↳ change your study location occasionally ↳ create a cozy corner for breaks
mindset shifts: ↳ replace "i must" with "i choose to" ↳ celebrate small progress ↳ practice self-compassion ↳ set realistic expectations ↳ remember grades don't define worth
⋆。°✩ my secret recovery techniques ⋆。°✩
these are some personal methods i've developed:
the "joy subject" method: ↳ study one subject you genuinely enjoy ↳ approach it with curiosity, not pressure ↳ use creative study methods ↳ connect it to your personal interests ↳ share what you learn with others
the "aesthetic reset": ↳ create a new study playlist ↳ buy one special stationery item ↳ write notes in a different style ↳ change your study spot aesthetics ↳ start a fresh notebook
the "gentle productivity" approach: ↳ focus on learning, not achieving ↳ use the "just 5 minutes" rule ↳ incorporate movement between tasks ↳ practice mindful studying ↳ reward small accomplishments
⋆。°✩ preventive measures ⋆。°✩
to prevent future burnout:
daily practices: ↳ morning journaling ↳ evening reflection ↳ regular movement breaks ↳ nature connection time ↳ social connection
weekly rituals: ↳ sunday planning sessions ↳ midweek check-ins ↳ study-free evenings ↳ creative hobby time ↳ self-care dates
schedule reformation (detailed breakdown):
implement a "sunset time" for studying: create a strict cut-off time for academic work, ideally 2-3 hours before bed. i personally stop at 7:30pm, allowing my mind to fully disconnect. this creates a gentle boundary between study time and rest time, helping your brain develop a natural rhythm.
designated rest days: choose specific days (i recommend wednesdays and sundays) where studying is completely off-limits. use these days for hobby exploration, friend dates, or simply existing without academic pressure. treat these as non-negotiable appointments with yourself.
25-minute study chunks: this isn't just regular pomodoro - i recommend theming each chunk (like "active recall," "concept mapping," or "question creation") and using different colored lights or scents for each theme. this helps your brain compartmentalize different types of learning.
joy breaks between subjects: schedule 10-15 minute "joy snippets" between different subjects. during these breaks, do something that brings pure happiness - dance to one song, water your plants, draw a tiny doodle, or write one page in your journal. these act as palate cleansers for your brain.
time blocking vs. to-do lists: instead of overwhelming lists, create time "containers" for different activities. color-code these blocks and leave intentional buffer zones between them. i use a special system: pink blocks for challenging subjects, blue for review, and lavender for creative work. i recommend using notion calendar or google calendar if you prefer digital planning.
environment refresh (expanded guide):
rearrange study space: shift your desk position according to natural light patterns. create different zones for different activities - a reading nook, a writing station, and a review corner. this helps your brain associate specific spaces with specific tasks.
declutter with intention: sort materials by energy level required - keep high-energy tasks at eye level, calming activities in lower drawers. use the "touch it once" rule: every item should have a designated home. implement a "one in, one out" policy for study materials.
living elements: choose plants that purify air (like snake plants or peace lilies). position them at your periphery vision points. bonus tip: name your plants and talk to them about what you're studying - it sounds silly but it helps with information retention!
location rotation: map out 5-7 different study spots with different energy levels. libraries for deep focus, cafes for light review, parks for creative thinking. rotate through them based on your energy levels and study needs. this is so fun!!! i imagine i live in stars hollow when i do this <333
cozy corner creation: design a specific "burnout recovery station" with comfort items: soft blankets, inspiration cards, comfort snacks, and a gratitude journal. this becomes your safe space when overwhelm hits.
mindset shifts (detailed approach):
language transformation: create a personal dictionary replacing pressure words with gentle alternatives. instead of "deadline" use "timeline," instead of "must complete" use "choose to explore." keep this list visible during study sessions.
progress celebration ritual: end each study session by writing one small win on a pretty note card. collect these in a "victory jar." when burnout hits, reading through these becomes a powerful reminder of your capability.
self-compassion practice: develop a "study self-care menu" with different options for different situations. categorize them by time needed: 5-minute resets, 15-minute refreshers, and 30-minute renewals. include both active and passive options.
expectation recalibration: use the "reality check journal" method - write down your expectations, then create three different versions: ideal scenario, acceptable outcome, and minimum viable progress. this helps break perfectionist patterns.
grade perspective shift: create a "whole life pie chart" showing all aspects of your identity beyond academics. update this monthly to maintain perspective. keep it visible during study sessions as a reminder of your multi-faceted existence.
⋆。°✩ advanced burnout prevention toolkit ⋆。°✩
emotional regulation techniques: ↳ create a "feelings first" check-in system ↳ develop personal stress signals recognition ↳ implement energy tracking methods ↳ practice boundary setting scripts ↳ maintain an academic emotion diary
physical wellbeing integration: ↳ design movement + snack breaks between studies ↳ create subject-specific stretching routines ↳ implement desk yoga sequences ↳ practice eye strain prevention exercises ↳ develop study-friendly hydration systems
social support cultivation: ↳ build a study buddy network ↳ create accountability partnerships ↳ schedule regular check-in calls ↳ join study-focused communities ↳ develop support circle protocols
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academic burnout isn't a reflection of your capabilities or worth. it's simply a sign that you need to adjust your approach and care for yourself differently. take these suggestions slowly, implementing what feels right for you.
sending you the gentlest hugs and healing energy. remember that this phase will pass, and you'll emerge stronger and wiser. feel free to message me anytime if you need more specific advice or just want to talk.
with warmth and care, mindy ♡
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harmonyhealinghub · 8 months ago
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Healing is the New Hustling: Prioritizing Wellness in a Culture of Constant Motion Shaina Tranquilino May 17, 2024
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In a world that glorifies hustle culture and champions productivity above all else, the concept of healing often takes a backseat. We're bombarded with messages urging us to grind harder, hustle faster, and strive for more. But amidst the relentless pursuit of success, we often neglect an essential aspect of our well-being: the need to heal.
Healing is not just about recovering from physical ailments; it encompasses mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being as well. It's about addressing the wounds that go beyond the surface level and nurturing ourselves back to wholeness. In a society where burnout and stress-related illnesses are rampant, prioritizing healing is more crucial than ever before.
The traditional notion of "hustling" implies pushing ourselves to the limit, often at the expense of our health and happiness. It's a mindset rooted in the belief that success requires constant motion and relentless effort. However, this mindset can lead to exhaustion, anxiety, and a sense of emptiness, ultimately undermining our long-term well-being.
But what if we shifted our focus from hustling to healing? What if, instead of glorifying busyness, we celebrated self-care and introspection? This shift in perspective is not about being lazy or complacent; it's about recognizing that true success and fulfillment stem from a place of wholeness and balance.
Healing is not a passive process; it requires conscious effort and commitment. It involves setting boundaries, practicing self-compassion, and prioritizing activities that nourish our mind, body, and soul. Whether it's through meditation, therapy, journaling, or spending time in nature, healing looks different for everyone. What matters is that we make space for it in our lives and honour its importance.
In a culture that often equates worth with productivity, embracing healing can feel countercultural. It requires us to challenge the narrative that our value is contingent upon how much we accomplish. Instead, it invites us to redefine success on our own terms—one that encompasses not just external achievements, but also inner peace and contentment.
Moreover, prioritizing healing isn't just beneficial on an individual level; it also has broader societal implications. When we take the time to heal and prioritize our well-being, we become more resilient, compassionate, and empathetic individuals. We're better equipped to show up for ourselves and others, fostering stronger relationships and communities in the process.
So, how can we integrate healing into our lives in a meaningful way? It starts by acknowledging that it's okay to slow down and prioritize self-care. It means listening to our bodies and minds, and honouring their needs without judgment or guilt. It involves creating space for rest, reflection, and rejuvenation amidst life's demands.
In essence, healing is the new hustling because it recognizes that our worth isn't determined by how much we do, but by how well we take care of ourselves and others. It's about embracing our humanity in a world that often demands superhuman feats. By prioritizing healing, we not only reclaim our well-being but also pave the way for a more compassionate and sustainable future.
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drameetaggarwal · 7 days ago
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Understanding Emotional Trauma
🌿 Unhealed trauma affects your entire body. Trauma heightens your stress response, exhausting your nervous system and adrenal glands while disrupting cortisol levels and the vagus nerve. 💔 When the vagus nerve is thrown off, it impacts your liver, gut, heart, and breathing—leading to poor digestion, reduced detoxification, inflammation, and even mental health challenges. ✨ Healing trauma through…
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fratresdei · 2 months ago
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What are the signs of burnout? How do I know if I’m burnt out? Take this quick quiz to self-reflect (link in comments).
All questions are sourced from the Mayo Clinic. This quiz is not a diagnostic tool. Please consult a mental health professional for mental health-related concerns.
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saramackenzie1982 · 2 years ago
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I'll return to #BehindTheScenes and #TriviaTuesday in April. Keep your eyes out for any updates here and on my website. #Breaktime #MentalHealthCheck #StillHere #TiredMom #BurnoutRecovery #SpecialNeedsMom #FullTilt #SelfEmployed #SelfEmployedLife #IndieAuthor #StayAtHomeMom #MomLifeUnfiltered #AmazonAuthor #MomsWhoWrite #LoveMom https://www.instagram.com/p/CqAuvBhMHkR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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daniellepioli · 2 years ago
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Ok, I love these and I genuinely enjoyed myself doing these ❤️‍🩹 Happy creative moments I choose to celebrate - thank you all for encouraging me to celebrate little victories 💙 #artstudy #snow #paintingstudy #daniellepioli #burnoutrecovery #recovery #artistsoninstagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CpvO9G4AJ7p/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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stingscustom · 21 days ago
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During the pandemic, 79% of neurodivergent employees found relief from burnout through remote work. So why push a return to traditional offices? Inclusive workplaces uplift us all. Let’s amplify our voices for policies that value every individual's needs. How has remote work impacted your well-being? Share your story! #NeurodivergentVoices #Pride
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neha24nav · 1 month ago
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Want Motivation to Change Your Life? Try These Gemstones
The modern world is becoming very technical and as a result, with many advancements in AI, it has rendered individuals tired and demotivated. Research shows that there is an increase in burnout, and this makes it harder to juggle the demands of everyday life. But in all this, there is hope. Healing gemstones are known to recharge one's energy and motivation. Crystals and gemstones vibrate positively.
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bigbucksdaily · 1 month ago
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Work Less, Live More Tired of the grind and feeling overworked? It’s time to reclaim your life! With a proven digital marketing program, you can say goodbye to burnout and hello to balance. Work just 2 hours a day, earn 100% profit, and finally have the time to live mindfully, savoring simple joys like peaceful views and quiet moments. This isn’t just work—it’s freedom. Visit my website, drop your email, and explore how this life-changing opportunity can work for you. No strings attached, just possibilities!
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healing-arts-center · 2 months ago
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Through my burnout recovery journey, it became a powerful somatic practice for nervous system regulation. What happens when we write with somatic awareness? As fingertips meet paper, our bodies begin to tell their stories. We might notice tension releasing from shoulders, breath deepening, or subtle shifts in how we hold ourselves. This physical connection reveals where our nervous system carries protective patterns. Through trauma-informed writing practices, we begin understanding these protective parts - the ones that helped us survive but might now be ready for new patterns of regulation and resilience. It's not about perfect prose. Instead, we're creating a safe container where all parts of our story - physical sensations, breath patterns, and emotional responses - can emerge at their own pace. What surfaces often surprise us? Old stress responses meet new awareness. Protection meets possibility. In this space, we discover not just what we think but what our nervous system has been trying to tell us all along.
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rntozen · 4 months ago
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Simple Tips for Getting A Job After Burnout From Previous Employer! https://rntozen.com/blog/relax/laugh-at-work-stress/tips-for-getting-a-job-after-burnout-from-a-previous-employer/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=RN+To+Zen+Social+Media&utm_campaign=RN+To+Zen+Posts
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resiliencyprogram · 5 months ago
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Effective Individual Burnout Solutions for Enhanced Well-being and Productivity
Discover tailored individual burnout solutions designed to restore balance, energy, and productivity in your life. Whether you're facing stress from work, personal challenges, or emotional exhaustion, our strategies help you regain control. Learn practical tips like setting boundaries, practicing mindfulness, and taking regular breaks to prevent burnout before it starts. We offer personalized plans that focus on your specific needs, including mental health support, time management techniques, and lifestyle adjustments. Empower yourself with the tools needed to reduce stress, enhance well-being, and maintain a healthy work-life balance. Don’t let burnout take control; take proactive steps to safeguard your mental and physical health today. Explore our Resiliency Program and start your journey to recovery now.
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drameetaggarwal · 5 hours ago
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Let Go to Feel Energized: Discover Your Inner Light
Releasing negative emotions allows us to harness the energizing power of light and positivity. Explore how divine energy can uplift our minds and bodies, leading to clarity and improved well-being. Embrace a pain-free mindset for a brighter, more energized life! #EnergyHealing #Mindfulness #PositiveVibes #SelfAwareness #EmotionalRelease #ClarityOfMind #InnerPeace #SpiritualAwakening…
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tonyfahkry · 11 months ago
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spiritualsoull1969 · 11 months ago
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The Stress Buster You Didn't Know You Needed: Harnessing Flow to Combat Burnout in a Spiritual Context
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Introduction:
In the relentless pursuit of success and productivity, burnout has become an all-too-common affliction, draining our energy and dimming our spirits. However, amidst the chaos, there exists a powerful antidote: flow. This article explores the spiritual dimensions of flow as a potent tool for combating burnout, restoring balance, and fostering inner peace.
Understanding Flow:
Flow, a concept pioneered by psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, refers to a state of optimal experience characterized by deep focus, effortless action, and a sense of timelessness. In this state, individuals are fully immersed in the present moment, experiencing a profound sense of joy and fulfillment in their activities.
In the spiritual context, flow aligns with the principle of alignment with the divine flow of life. By surrendering to the present moment and fully engaging with the task at hand, individuals open themselves to a higher intelligence that transcends the limitations of the rational mind.
The Epidemic of Burnout:
Burnout, often described as physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion, is a widespread phenomenon in today's fast-paced world. The relentless demands of work, coupled with the constant barrage of stimuli from technology and media, leave many feeling overwhelmed, depleted, and disconnected from their true selves.
In the spiritual journey, burnout becomes a wake-up call—an invitation to reevaluate our priorities and reconnect with the deeper truths of existence. By acknowledging the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit, individuals can begin to address the root causes of burnout and embark on a path towards healing and wholeness.
The Healing Power of Flow:
Flow offers a powerful remedy for burnout, providing individuals with a sanctuary of peace and tranquility amidst the chaos of daily life. By immersing themselves fully in the present moment and engaging with activities that bring them joy and fulfillment, individuals can replenish their energy reserves and restore balance to their lives.
In the spiritual context, flow becomes a form of meditation—a sacred communion with the divine source of all creation. By surrendering to the flow of life and embracing the present moment with an open heart and mind, individuals can tap into a deeper reservoir of peace, serenity, and inner harmony.
Flow as a Spiritual Practice:
Flow is not just a state of being but a spiritual practice—a means of aligning with the divine flow of life and surrendering to the wisdom of the universe. Through practices such as meditation, mindfulness, and creative expression, individuals can cultivate the conditions for flow to naturally arise, leading to greater clarity, creativity, and insight.
In the words of spiritual teacher Eckhart Tolle, "To offer no resistance to life is to be in a state of grace, ease, and lightness." Through the practice of flow, individuals learn to let go of attachment to outcomes and surrender to the unfolding of the present moment, trusting that everything happens in divine timing and for their highest good.
Integration and Transformation:
As individuals deepen their practice of flow as a spiritual tool for combating burnout, they undergo a process of integration and transformation. Burnout becomes not just a symptom of overwork and stress but a spiritual wake-up call—an opportunity to realign with their true selves and rediscover their sense of purpose and passion.
In the words of spiritual teacher Thich Nhat Hanh, "Breathing in, I calm my body. Breathing out, I smile." Through the practice of flow, individuals learn to find peace and tranquility in the midst of chaos, cultivating a deep sense of presence and mindfulness that transcends the challenges of daily life.
Conclusion:
In a world filled with stress and burnout, flow offers a beacon of hope—a sanctuary of peace and tranquility amidst the chaos. By embracing flow as a spiritual practice, individuals can replenish their energy reserves, restore balance to their lives, and rediscover their sense of purpose and passion. So let us embrace the healing power of flow, trusting in its wisdom to guide us towards greater peace, joy, and fulfillment in all that we do.
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mastercreationzuix · 1 year ago
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✨ Calling all UX Designers! ✨
Feeling the burnout blues in the world of UX design? Dive into our latest blog post for a rejuvenating journey on combating burnout and rekindling your creative flame. 🌈💻
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Discover practical strategies, mindfulness techniques, and collaborative approaches to navigate the challenges and emerge stronger in your UX design journey. 🚀🎨
Let's turn burnout into breakthroughs! 💪🏽✨
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