Running on Fumes
The author reflects on their recent burnout after a period of intense productivity and engagement. They discuss the challenges of converting online attention into meaningful work and the impact of personal grief on their creative output. Moving forward, the author plans to write at a more sustainable pace without the pressure of a strict posting schedule.
- ▪The author experienced burnout after initially thriving in their writing and technology projects.
- ▪Despite gaining attention on platforms like LinkedIn, this did not translate into the consulting work they needed.
- ▪The author has been off their project for a few weeks to focus on personal well-being and manage grief.
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