Burnout Quotes Novels & Stories

sambit nito sa akin, saka mainam na pinagmamasdan ang mga nagliliparang paruparo sa himpapawid. “You just need to hurdle to make it through the end. Life is just like a wheel, sometimes youʼre in the top, but sometimes, youʼre in the bottom,” pagpapaliwanag ko. “Unfortunately, I donʼt typically believe on that quote. All my life, I didnʼt felt that I had been in the top. For me, I can definitely define that life is survival. You have to do something to survive in this complicated world. Even you have to do something bad that can harm a personʼs feeling,” pangangatuwiran nito sa akin, saka bumuga ng hangin. “I wish I didnʼt exist on this world. Even if I exist, I wish I have died back then. I

"Al-ayo, gakkeum neodo meomchugo swieoya haeyo, eolmana myeot show-ga ssodajyeo iss-eodo." (You know, sometimes you also need to stop and rest, no matter how many shows are piling up.) "Alajyo, hajiman gakkeum-eun, paen-deul-i, gidae-deul, geuligo nareul saeng-gakhal ttaemada je pressure-eul mot jichil geot gat-a." sagot ko. (I know, but sometimes, I can’t help feeling pressured, especially when I think about the fans, the expectations, and even myself.)

I looked around to see my bestest friend but I couldn't see her, "My bestest friend, Sam, sorry and thank you . . ." Maybe I can't see her, but I wish she could hear me. I smiled, "Why are those the memorable moments that I want to share with all of you? We all know that life is full of problems; full of positivity and negativity, full of ups and downs. When a problem comes, you will find something unexpected so look carefully into it, even though it was a problem you will see how good the impact of it is to us. Yung tipong alam mong nakaka-down or disappointing but you can see its good side. We all have good and bad sides, if you only look in the bad sides, nothing will happen to you but if

Pero ang sagot ko, simple: “Yes.” Tumango siya. “Then I want you to know… I don’t expect you to be okay all the time. But I’ll be here, even when you’re not.” ⸻ Pag-uwi namin, he pulled out a small notebook. “Silent prompts,” sabi niya, handing it to me. “Therapist made me answer these when I was healing from burnout.” Binuksan ko. First page: What’s something you’ve never said out loud?

Isang gabi, habang magkasama silang naglalakad pauwi, napansin ni Mika na tila pagod na pagod si Aaron. “Okay ka lang?” tanong niya. Tumango si Aaron. “Oo… konti na lang, matatapos ko na ‘to.” “Hindi mo kailangang madaliin,” sabi ni Mika. “Baka ma-burnout ka.” “Hindi pwede,” sagot ni Aaron. “Kailangan ko ‘to.” Huminto si Mika at hinawakan ang braso niya. “At kailangan ka rin ng sarili mo,” sabi niya. “Aaron, hindi ka makina.”

“Wala po. Nakakaramdam lang ako ng burn out paminsan-minsan.” “Apo, dapat hindi ka palaging nag- o overtime sa trabaho. Magpahinga ka rin. Kapag tumatawag ang kuya mo sa amin, palagi ka naming kinukumusta, ang sinasabi nito, palaging gabi ka na raw umuwi at maaga kung pumasok sa trabaho. Hindi nakabubuti iyon sa kalusugan, Hija.” Tumango ako at ngumiti.

Napabuntong-hininga ako. “The offers are too big to turn down. It would be a waste.” Narinig ko ang pagbuntong-hininga ni Papa Ronan habang binababa ang hawak niyang libro. "You should take a break sometimes, Ada. Work will always be there, but if you push yourself too hard, you’ll burn out." Hindi ko alam kung paano ipapaliwanag sa kanila na mas gusto kong ilubog ang sarili ko sa trabaho. Dahil kapag wala akong ginagawa, mas lalo kong naiisip si Mishon.

haplos na lang nito sa kanyang braso, "sabi nga nila, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger." Umakto pa itong parang lumalaban habang sinasabi ang mga katagang iyon. "Hindi ba kanta iyon?" natatawa niya na lang na saad. "Shut up, wag mo sirain ang moment." Pinunas na lang ni Paloma ang kamay sa kanyang mukha para pigilan siya sa pagtawa, "iyon na ang pinaka-magandang quotes na naisip ko para sa sitwasyon mo," pabirong batok na lang nito sa kanya.

Palusot. Kasinungalingan na pansamantala lang ang bisa. Pero ngayon— pagod na rin siyang magpanggap. “Sir…” mahina niyang sabi. “Kailangan ko po muna ng pahinga.” Tahimik sandali. “Burnout po,” dagdag niya, mas direkta na. Hindi madali ang pag-amin na iyon. Pero totoo. — Sa kabilang linya, nag-iba ang tono ng supervisor.

“Matagal ko nang plano ‘to. I just waited for the right time.” “Right time?” Tumawa ako nang walang gana. “Bakit ngayon pa talaga na pagod na pagod ako? Baka gusto mo naman akong patayin sa stress?” He didn’t react right away. Tumayo lang siya, lumapit sa akin, tapos hinawakan ‘yung braso ko. “Exactly. You’re burned out. You’re breaking down, Love. You need this.”