Here's how you can address common misconceptions about burnout in nonprofit leadership roles.
Burnout is a term that's often whispered in the hallways of nonprofit organizations, carrying with it a weight of misconceptions. As someone leading a nonprofit, you might believe that burnout is simply a result of long hours and a heavy workload. However, it's more complex, often stemming from a lack of resources, emotional fatigue, and the feeling that one's work is never done. Addressing these misconceptions is crucial in creating a healthy work environment and ensuring that you and your team can continue to do the vital work that drives your mission forward.
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