My story began the night my body collapsed from chronic stress. What I thought was a heart problem turned out to be burnout. Since then, I’ve learned to rebuild my life through rest, awareness, hobbies, family time, and small daily habits. This blog exists to help others recognize burnout early and find practical ways to heal. You’re not alone in this journey.

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“No one has ever become poor by giving.”- Anne Frank

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The story behind purpose

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10 Early Signs of Burnout I Ignored

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11 Rules for Surviving Stress in the Modern World

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How to Free Your Mind from Overthinking and Burnout

Learn how to stop overthinking, reduce mental exhaustion, and recover from burnout by freeing your mind, managing stress, and focusing on what truly matters.

Look at the Sky

A short reflection on slowing down, overthinking, and how a simple message—“look at the sky”—became a grounding moment during burnout.

Quotes for a better day

“It is the mind that makes you healthy or sick, miserable or happy, rich or poor.”(you can find the book here)
“Fill your mind with big dreams so that is no room for petty worries.”(you can find the book here)
“Do what your soul tells you is right because you will be criticized anyway. You will be condemned by others whether you do something or not.”
Eleanor Roosevelt
“You will always have problems. Learn to enjoy life while you solve them.”
“Give thanks every day, because even if you think you have no reason to give thanks, your "normal" day is someone else's dream.”
“Don't ask how to start. Start, then ask how to improve.”