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Burnout isn’t a badge of honour and shouldn’t be treated as one
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Burnout isn’t a badge of honour and shouldn’t be treated as one
University students need to stop romanticizing hustle culture and academic burnout.It’s no surprise that burnout’s common among university students, with 89 per cent feeling overwhelmed with their current responsibilities, and 75 per cent of students report struggling with their mental health, according to Universities Canada. What’s even more cause for concern, is that the increased mental load associated with burnout is negatively affecting ac…
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