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Burnout leers many entrepreneurs and business owners into its trap. But it comes with many negative side effects, ones that can take a bigger toll than just a few days of missed work.

Here's why it's more important to work on your business, versus working in your business.

Stress is not the price of success.

Feeling burned out isn't just for founders who work absurdly long hours. It can also happen to other company leaders and managers whose attention and energy get pulled in every direction.

Turning yourself into a workaholic has a disastrous compounding effect to your time, your relationships, your health and, ironically, your work. Here's what I learned about life after realizing it's not all about my job.

Burnout is the fastest way to kill your mission, vision, health, relationships and wealth. This burnout protocol is about giving you the much-needed edge to win against it.

The post-pandemic "new normal" abounds with opportunities for both employees and employers, but are you paying attention to the risks? Here are ways to make sure you are taking care of your employees at home and at the office.

With today's advanced technology, humans are more connected than ever before -- but with that connection comes the potential for app fatigue. Today's internet users crave simple, easy-to-use solutions to help them solve complex problems.

Embrace digital positivity without the digital burnout through these simple habits.

New York City, arguably the capital of the world, is a magnet for entrepreneurs from every imaginable industry. When a city offers so much, how do you know when it's too much?

If I recovered from burnout, you can too.

Don't succumb to entrepreneurial burnout -- instead, take care of your four pillars of life equally.

Working managers often have to roll up their sleeves and pitch in to get the work done. However, this behavior doesn't actually help productivity or organizational growth.

It's not about starting strong, it's about staying strong.

Nonstop work is part of what leads to burnout, but it's not the whole picture. Enduring productivity is often about balancing intense output with periods of regeneration.

Owning your business means always keeping the fire going. But it also means burnout could be just around the corner. Learn how to keep your flame lit and avoid burnout.

The first three are worrying but remediable, the last job-ending, but there are valuable lessons in all stages of work exhaustion.

Burnout comes with a host of physiological, psychological and social consequences.

Burnout is common in entrepreneurs, but it doesn't have to derail you for long.

It's not all about the money. Workers are burned out, plain and simple.

Work-life balance. Three words. Multiple meanings. It's about giving employees the tools and support to create balance.