“There are a number of signs of burnout, it usually has to do with stress that eventually wears someone down and then goes into burnout,” Dr. Rob Fazio, psychologist and managing partner of OnPoint Advising, told Fox News. “Some of the signs are when you make that shift from being anxious or stressed to really losing motivation, that internal drive.”
Working from home coronavirus: How to avoid burnout
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Dr. Rob Fazio is the Managing Partner at OnPoint Advising and Author of Simple is the New Smart. He specializes in global leadership and organizational success. Rob partners with leaders, top teams, and organizations to empower them to grow while achieving results. Based on his experiences in sport psychology and executive development, he teaches clients how to remove barriers to organizational effectiveness and to function at optimal levels. He has worked with executive teams and coached executives throughout organizations including the C-Suite, surgeons, and emerging leaders.
