slwr"You don’t fix burnout by going on vacation. You don’t fix it through “life hacks,” like inbox zero, or by using a meditation app for five minutes in the morning, or doing Sunday meal prep for the entire family, or starting a bullet journal. You don’t fix it by reading a book on how to “unfu*k yourself.” You don’t fix it with vacation, or an adult coloring book, or “anxiety baking,” or the Pomodoro Technique, or overnight fucking oats." https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/annehelenpetersen/millennials-burnout-generation-debt-work
Cybre Rick@entreprecariat
Agreed, but there's got to be a small distinction. Vacations are necessary, but not sufficient, to fix burnout.
A more humane job that tears the workers as humans is the next step. In my case, I was lucky: My country's laws are still somewhat pro-worker. But good jobs (and well paying jobs) are getting more and more scarse with each year.