What are your 3 main triggers?
Burnout Triggers & Next-Step Map
Select your 3 major triggers on the left. See which "next step" is the best action for you. Bear in mind: the three "next steps" are not equal. High stress or burnout points first to Restore. Repeated work-structure triggers point to Reshape. Deeper values or direction mismatch may point to Rethink.
Burnout Triggers & Next Steps
Mobile-friendly Version
Which are your 3 top burnout triggers?
If you’re exhausted, anxious, numb, or running on empty, begin with Restore. Once you have a little more capacity, your triggers can show whether the next step is to Reshape your work conditions or Rethink your career direction.
  • Burnout restore
    TRIGGERS
    Too much workload (Too much work, too many responsibilities, not enough time)
    No real recovery time (No proper rest, downtime, sleep, space, or switch-off)
    Poor boundaries (Work leaks into evenings, weekends, thoughts, family life)
    Constant urgency / lack of priority (Everything feels urgent; nothing can wait)
  • Burnout Reshape
    TRIGGERS
    Too much workload (Too much work, too many responsibilities, not enough time)
    Lack of control (Too little say over pace, priorities, decisions, or how work gets done)
    Poor boundaries (Work leaks into evenings, weekends, thoughts, family life)
    Unclear role (Not knowing what “good enough” is, or what is really yours)
    Lack of support (Too little help, guidance, staffing, information, or tools)
    Constant urgency / lack of priority (Everything feels urgent; nothing can wait)
  • Burnout Rethink
    TRIGGERS
    Lack of control (Too little say over pace, priorities, decisions, or how work gets done)
    Conflict / lack of safety (Tension, criticism, blame, walking on eggshells)
    Values / reward mismatch (When the work no longer feels aligned with what matters to you, or worth what it costs you)
Download The PDF version
Made on
Tilda