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Burnout rarely arrives all at once. This Wild Fragment revisits the conversation with Hazel Anderson-Turner and the reminder that there’s only so long you can keep pushing before your body or your mind says, ‘enough’.
This episode reflects on burnout as a slow accumulation rather than a sudden collapse, exploring the word enough not as failure or weakness, but as a boundary and a signal. With reference to Thomas Curran’s work on perfectionism, we also name the wider systemic context, particularly in education, where wellbeing is too often framed as an individual responsibility.
A question to consider: What might your “enough” be trying to tell you?
Listen to the original episode here.
By Sarah PhilpBurnout rarely arrives all at once. This Wild Fragment revisits the conversation with Hazel Anderson-Turner and the reminder that there’s only so long you can keep pushing before your body or your mind says, ‘enough’.
This episode reflects on burnout as a slow accumulation rather than a sudden collapse, exploring the word enough not as failure or weakness, but as a boundary and a signal. With reference to Thomas Curran’s work on perfectionism, we also name the wider systemic context, particularly in education, where wellbeing is too often framed as an individual responsibility.
A question to consider: What might your “enough” be trying to tell you?
Listen to the original episode here.