pickThese interviews were very telling, and although I wished I had read her full book first, I could relate to most of these stories of Gen X, stuck in a sandwich generation, with lower incomes, job security, and future outlooks than their parents before, but who are also trying to care for both parents and children with less economic and healthcare stability than ever before as more professions move to contract work and school loan debt skyrockets.
pickIf you've ever wanted to know how to explain your generation wide exhaustion but never had the words, Anne does it for you.
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A quick look at burnout and why it‘s affecting Millennials especially hard. It‘s definitely made me interested in the book Dr. Petersen‘s book on the topic! The audiobook could have used better editing (especially in the conclusion; there was an echo in some of the audio), but it wasn‘t enough to make me stop reading. Overall, a good quick read!
Been gettin in my audio 😁
Tinaca Jones was fun, though based on other reviews I read, I‘d recommend listening at 1.25 or 1.5 (as I did) speed. 🌟🌟🌟🌟
Burnout Generation is more of a podcast, where the “author” interviews 4 people to arrive at a point. It is aimed at Millennials, but as we all know, burnout is not limited to them. I would recommend the read — there‘s some interesting insight there. 🌟🌟🌟
Reading about boundaries now... 😳😬😜
so-soInteresting concept diving more into what "burnout" really is. I appreciated the range of interviews from millennials in the midwest experiencing burnout, to the south, to NYC, and in jobs from social work to ministry. It would have been nice to have a few more examples and interviews as this was a really short production.
We heard a few tips about how to combat it, but it would have been helpful to explore that in more detail.
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