The New Zealand prime minister said she no longer has 'enough in the tank' to continue leading. Many of us can relate.
Here are the signs that you may no longer have “enough in the tank” to continue working and what to do about it.
Howes said that before you consider quitting, you want to ensure that work is the source of these feelings. “Some may feel burned out at work because they have an underlying illness, are malnourished, have a sleep disorder, or are experiencing a high level of stress outside the office, for example,” he said.
“These physical symptoms can make it extremely uncomfortable and painful for people to continue functioning in the workplace,” Perez said. If you feel your job is starting to harm important bonds, like those with your family, that can be the tipping point that it’s also time to go.
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