Use the four speeds of work to sideline burnout
I used to know only going and stopping at work. Then I took two bike rides that changed everything about my approach to pace at work.
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My story
For the first part of my career I recognized two speeds at work: 1) Go and 2) Stop. Stop only came as a forcing function after I just couldn’t go any longer. I waited until my gas tank hit empty and was forced to rest rather than take proactive steps as it was getting low.
It wasn’t until a few years ago that a new approach to the speeds of work solidified in my mind. And the realization actually came outside of work during two bike rides.
