My job entails a lot of adhoc tasks. I not only have to meet 120% of the target goal for the month, but I have to think of other additional tasks that would benefit the team.
So, since I have been blogging for a few years now, I thought of making newsletters that would be focused on health and wellness and/or job aids.
Today I share with you my first publication. I just loved seeing those raised eyebrows when my bosses saw this in their email inbox. What a controversial title - "How To Rid Yourself of The BOSS." Haha. The "Boss" actually refers to "Burn Out Stress Syndrome."
I hope you find useful information here to help you kick the Boss in the behind.
(Source of information: www.forbes.com)
Great tips for dealing with BOSS!! It really is crazy how much burning out can stress you out at home and work.
ReplyDeleteHahaha. And I thought you were really talking about that Boss. Catchy title. Seriously though, these are awesome tips.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the idea of unplugging during home and family time. I wish it was a doable scenario, but it is fun to dream. I will see if there is something else on the list that I can pitch to the family.
ReplyDeleteI have recently changed my career path. I am enjoying the break from working right now. I was getting burned out and needed to make a change.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great post and everyone should take note of it for sure. It is so important for everyone to always take time for them self so they don't get to overwhelmed.
ReplyDeleteGreat advice on staying on top of your health and well being. It is so important to care for yourself.
ReplyDeleteHaving little ways to survive in the workplace jungle is a win. Great post..thanks.
ReplyDeleteIt is so important to get enough rest at night. These are all great ways to relieve stress.
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea! you seem like a real go-getter and i love your enthusiasm.
ReplyDeleteEssential tips for getting destressed!
ReplyDeletehaha this is great. I can just imagine the looks on their faces when they say that title. I bet they read on though :)
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely important to make sure that you are stress-free after stepping out of work. These are awesome ideas, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThese are great tips! All so important to everyone :)
ReplyDeleteThese are some solid tips for dealing with BOSS. They all make a positive difference for sure.
ReplyDeleteOh yup! I think I go through this for sure. I need to make sleeping a full eight hours a priority!
ReplyDeleteI took a break from my blog last year.. and I think I need another break
ReplyDeleteGreat newsletter! I need to work on all of those, and that acronym is great!
ReplyDeleteThis are a great post. I remember when i was working its really hard how much burning out can stress you out at home and work. But now i am a full time mom
ReplyDeleteSuch a great tips, I would like to share this to my friends who were working in office.
ReplyDeleteYour title caught my attention...Thought you were going tell me how to get rid of my Boss loll. Burned out is serious I like several of your idea especially unplugging at home with time friends & family so important thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteExcellent job you did with this post and newsletter! Actually, I unplugged yesterday after work up until now when it's hack to the grind.
ReplyDeleteThese are great tips, even for someone like me who works from home. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI must follow the BoSS
ReplyDeleteThese are very helpful tips. I usually get 7 hours of sleep. I have to make sure I go to bed at 10 and usually up at 6.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever heard the acronym BOSS before but I can certainly relate with many of the issues found inside BOSS. I love unplugging and taking time for the important things in life to create balance.
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