Burnout, How is Your Profession Vulnerable?

Worker burnout is not completely preventable in any profession. The professions listed below are not alone. Where you have people, you will have burnout. Where you have people, you will find:

• Lack of clarity
• Lack of personal control
• Personal insecurities
• Conflicts
• Unreasonable performance expectations
• Too few resources ...

... and a host of other factors, internal and external, that can contribute to job related stress.

Some professions may be more vulnerable than others. Those in the helping professions are particularly susceptible. It is not uncommon for me to hear of nursing burnout, teacher, pastors, lawyers, doctors, police and caregiver burnout. It makes you tired to read the list ...

These are men and women we need. We need YOU. We don't want to lose good people to the worst that stress has to offer. Right now, this very day, stress management in the workplace is critical for hundreds of men and women who are running on empty.

That's exactly why we are inviting leaders, executives and professionals to work with us. It's why we want you to create your own personal leadership development plan. Your life, your plan, our coaching to help you make it happen.

Nursing Burnout A few short decades ago, we never heard of nursing burnout. That's not to say burnout didn't exist, but we just hadn't heard about it.

Teacher Burnout You entered the teaching profession because you wanted to make a difference. You still can but there is a reality to be faced.

Pastor Burnout Your service has not gone unnoticed. You may feel wounded now but there is hope. God does has solutions for your current situation.

Police Burnout Our aim is to provide a synopsis of possible actions that may lessen the number of cases of police burnout. Be proactive today.


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