Overwork And Burnout Are Killing Us
But mindfulness, setting boundaries, and even a change in diet could help prevent it.
By Meha Ahmad
Employees at Mitsui Home in Toyko work at their desks a few minutes before 6 p.m. At 6 sharp, the "Rocky" theme song will blare through loudspeakers, prompting everyone to stand up and tell their manager how much longer they intend to work.
Ibby Caputo/The World Employees at Mitsui Home in Toyko work at their desks a few minutes before 6 p.m. At 6 sharp, the "Rocky" theme song will blare through loudspeakers, prompting everyone to stand up and tell their manager how much longer they intend to work.
Ibby Caputo/The WorldOverwork And Burnout Are Killing Us
But mindfulness, setting boundaries, and even a change in diet could help prevent it.
By Meha AhmadOverwork and long hours contributed to more than 745,000 deaths worldwide in just one year, according to a recent study from the World Health Organization.
Reset dives into how overwork is deadly, and best practices for prioritizing one’s mental and physical health while not sacrificing professional success.
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