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Four ways to reset your mind and body when you're feeling spent.

Too often we place the blame for burnout on the individual, when the fault lies with the culture they're embedded in.

Big-picture goal-setting can stop future stress before it starts.

Hint: It's more than perks and privileges.

I'm burned out. You're burned out. Everyone's burned out, and it's not good to be burned out.

Plenty of professionals are resetting with mid-career internships.

Don't let email and other work tasks eat up the time you should be spending with family.

Mindfulness techniques help to decrease burnout and minimize staff turnover.

It's often worth it, but it's less glamorous than people make it out to be.

Here's what you can do to prevent valued employees from becoming burned out and leaving.

Having a non-stop hustle mentality can put you at a higher risk for burnout.

Hint: Burnout has nothing to do with overworking.

How this mom of two went from burnout to doing only what she does best--which isn't cooking or cleaning.

The actor and DJ has joined forces with Stella Artois to help everyone make the most of the summer.

Reframe your thinking and try these strategies instead.

Before you can enjoy your business, you need to acknowledge your needs to avoid burnout.

Stop being a work martyr for at least eight hours per night.

Sure, you want your employees to work hard, but what happens when they buy into the mentality of grinding until they drop? Rather than laud your team's workaholics, promote balance to get better -- not more -- work.

Michael Schultz founded both Fairgrounds Coffee, which serves coffees and teas from different brewers, and Infuse Hospitality, a provider of custom cafes.

Without a strong team, no matter how great the vision, it cannot be executed properly.

A few minutes focused on reducing stress pays dividends all day.