How to recover from burnout: has work ever left you feeling drained and defeated? Were you dreading going in the next day, and you don't feel like you get a chance to use your gifts? It's okay; you're not alone. Allegedly, 89% of workers have experienced burnout within this past year. I listened to a book on how to recover from burnout that now has me going into work with so much joy. I pin the link in the comments, but it's called "The Six Types of Working Genius" by Patrick Lencioni. He's an organizational health guru and a best-selling author. This book is about how we all have two areas of work that energize us and bring us so much joy, two areas of our work that we don't mind doing, but we shouldn't do that forever, and two areas of work that can immediately frustrate and drain us. For example, while it may be draining for others, I experience the greatest joy when I have the opportunity to invent ways to solve problems, while others are more energized by being a part of fixing the problem. We all have to do all types of work sometimes, but tapping more into your genius will lead you out of burnout and into more joy. Do you know what specifically energizes you and gives you joy versus what drains you? Subscribe for more recommendations like this, and if you plan to check out this book on...