Erayna Sargent, MBA’s Post

New job. Same exhaustion. Maybe it wasn’t just the last company after all. Starting fresh is supposed to feel… fresh. But what happens when you switch jobs, expecting relief, and burnout still follows you? I contributed to this Well+Good article on new job regret, because I see it happen all the time. Someone leaves a draining job, hoping the next one will be different. Only to find themselves just as exhausted. Sometimes, it’s not the job itself—it’s the pace, pressure, and expectations we bring with us. The habits we built in survival mode don’t just disappear because our email signature changed. So before you start wondering if you made a mistake, ask yourself: ❓ Is this burnout from the past job still lingering? ❓ Am I giving myself time to actually adjust? ❓ Are the same stressors showing up in different ways? Burnout doesn’t magically reset when you switch roles. But you can reset how you approach your work. Check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eXXmTAYF If this sounds familiar and you’re stuck in the ‘new job, same burnout’ cycle, let’s chat. DM me to talk through a burnout relief strategy that actually works. #BurnoutRelief #Leadership #JobHunt #SundayScaries