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Beyond Burnout

Sharing support and real-world stories from people dealing with corporate and creative burnout.

Newsletter · By Marilyn La Jeunesse · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 22, 2026

    Reclaiming Happiness With a Joy Inventory (opens the original)

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    I’ve always had a fascination with the human brain, so much so that, when I learned NYU was making me double major, I chose psychology without a second thought. Over the course of four years, I took classes like cognitive development, abnormal psychology, and—my favorite—the science of happiness. It’s the latter class that’s stuck with me all these years later, and one emotion that I still find incredibly difficult to cling on to or even attempt to understand. Yet, in this essay I will . . . do

  2. Issue · Aug 25, 2026

    Avoiding Workplace Burnout With the Mattering Mindset (opens the original)

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    Beyond Burnout is dedicated to sharing stories of burnout across different industries. In this edition, I speak with Matthew Emerzian, the best-selling author of “Make It Matter,” about his own experience with burnout and how his nonprofit, Every Monday Matters, helps schools, companies, and communities rethink what gives work and life meaning.<a class="im

  3. Issue · Jul 21, 2026

    The Best Advice For Coping With Burnout (opens the original)

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    My best advice for coping with burnout is to recognize the signs and understand that it’s not your fault. We live in a capitalistic society that places more value on the amount of work we can produce in a day, a year, a lifetime than whether or not we’re truly happy. While we all have to work to survive, work doesn’t have to become the entire foundation of who we are as people.I created Beyond Burnout to help other people recognize burnout before it’s too late, and what better way to figure out

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