01/07/2026
Remember: Where you're at isn't your fault. We've all been socially conditioned to believe that burnout is a personal failure, along with a bunch of other myths, like:
❌ If your life looks good on paper, you shouldn’t struggle.
❌ Putting others first is just what responsible women do.
❌ If you’re not doing it perfectly, you’re doing it wrong.
❌ Your worth is measured by how much you can handle.
The truth is, burnout is often a rational response to systems and expectations that ask too much for too long. It’s not a sign that you’re weak- it’s a signal that something in your environment needs to change.
You don’t need to fix yourself.
You don’t need to try harder.
You don’t need to earn rest, ease, or joy.
You’re allowed to choose a different way, one that supports your well-being, honors your limits, and makes room for who you are beyond what you produce.
If this resonates, let it be an invitation, not to do more, but to listen more closely to what’s quietly asking for your attention.