“God bless you, chocolate, but you are not a problem solver. Only a symptom soother.”
pickI‘m not in burnout, nor am I concerned I may be approaching it. (How could I be when I‘m barely even writing?) (Don‘t answer that.) But a lot of this is familiar from the past two years going through cancer treatment. In fact, I read this while recovering from the latest (and hopefully last) surgery, hence the picture with my trusty recliner. I hope that if I ever do approach burnout, having read this book will help me recognize and deal with it.
pickWell, I feel like Becca Syme just crawled inside my head. And then shook me hard. Yes, from inside. She‘s just that good.
I just decided to do a Kobo Plus subscription for at least a couple of months, and most of her books are available there, so I‘m definitely going through them. (Actually, I just started a free trial and after seeing how many Syme and T. Kingfisher books are on it, I‘ve decided it‘s well worth paying for.)
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