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Burnout is one of the major reasons why employees leave their jobs.

Love what you do, and do it the best you can. But know when to take a break.

'I work my ass off for the privilege of being this busy,' the Shark Tank judge says.

Entrepreneurs stuck in a rut need to rekindle their passion for their business or else they'll never succeed.

If overwork is driving your life off the rails, why are you so certain it's helping your business?

Culture as the key method of preventing burnout for both entrepreneurs and team members.

Hard-driving founders are famous for maximizing, optimizing and prioritizing, sometimes while marginalizing their own physical wellbeing, even at the risk of diminishing their overall performance. Don't be that guy.

It's not about how many brute hours you rack up -- it's about how effective you are at replenishing mental resources.

The rising entrepreneurs featured in the Entrepreneur360™ Performance Index know that taking time out to relieve stress is good for their health and for business.

Rather than wait until your creativity is suffering from cabin fever, take control and address the issue.

The 'Shark Tank' star reflects on the intensity of starting up and shares the three things entrepreneurs must know when launching their first business.

Even the best jobs can lead to burnout if you aren't careful.

Burnout isn't productive or pleasant, so monitor it proactively.

Understand that if you can learn to master stress -- versus falling prey to it -- the entrepreneurial journey is easier.

When you're burned out, so is your decision-making.

Watching for indications of burnout or apathy is part of taking care of your team and your business.

The time to rejuvenate yourself is long before stress and weariness turn into disillusionment.

Taking a break, exercising and just plain old showing up every day are just a few things you can do to help rejuvenate the juices.

It's important to get your employees to work as hard for you as you work for yourself.

As entrepreneurs, we are often so driven and focused that we get wound up and forget to then unwind. That leads to burnout.

Success isn't as sweet for people who've forgotten how to enjoy their lives.