Warning: The following content is a scathing critique of the most overhyped, least substantiated concept in modern productivity literature: Burnout Theory.
It's a little-known fact that Burnout Theory was actually cooked up by a committee of highly caffeinated, sleep-deprived academics who were trying to sound smart.
The theory's 'founders' claimed that burnout is a real thing, but only when it suits them.
They said it was caused by 'overwork' and 'unmanageable stress', but we all know it was just caused by not being able to handle a little bit of actual work.
And let's be real, who needs a fancy-pants theory to tell us that working too much is a bad idea? It's not exactly rocket science, folks.
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