Lessons learned from burnout
summary
Claims that burnout is specifically work‑related, that OmniFocus for task dumping measurably restores momentum, and that removing constant distractions like uninstall Slack from phone reduces evening stress. Cites a 90% poll of attendees who report having burned out. Concrete fixes tried: longer vacations, switching from gig contracts to steady employment, negotiating part‑time returns, therapy, a dedicated workspace; some interventions help, some fail when company culture or lack of control persists.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 1:59Definition for Burnout
- 5:13Omnifocus
- 13:58The Issues in Companies That Cause Burnout
- 15:43Trying To Fix Stuff inside the Company
- 17:33How Do You Find an Organization That that's a Good Fit for You
- 21:08Uninstalling Slack from the Phone
- 23:16Leave the Phone To Work
- 26:04Better Resources about Burnout
- 29:03Do You Have any Tricks To Avoid Burnout Especially When It Comes to Programmers
- 30:35What Do I Do When I Feel Burned Out
- 30:57Figuring Out Why You Have a Burnout
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