6 Questions to Ask If You’re Always Worn Out

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6 Questions to Ask If You’re Always Worn Out
Are you close to a leadership burnout? Diagnose your leadership health with these six questions from Chad Missildine.

Chad Missildine

I’ve known a lot of people (myself included) that spin their wheels 100 miles an hour in life and in their career.  For a while, they manage to have success in life.  However, a few years go by at break-neck pace, and they look up and wonder why they are exhausted, burnt out, or just plain beat.  Stop!  Here are a few questions to ask yourself if you are always worn out: 

1. Am I more tired than I should be? 

If you are constantly worn out beyond the norm, consider talking to a counselor or your doctor.  Everybody gets worn out, but if you don’t recover at all, there could be something serious going on. 

2. Am I over-committed? 

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Last time we checked, you are not Chuck Norris, Spiderman, or Mother Teresa.  You can’t save the whole world today, so save some of it for the rest of us, huh?  Instead, look and see what is in your life that you may need to let go of for a season.  The Earth will most likely continue to spin…

3. Am I taking care of my body? 

I know guys that will treat their vehicle like a NASCAR pit crew member, with intensive maintenance, care, and upkeep.  These same guys will turn around and totally torture their bodies!  I know ladies that spend tons of energy fixing themselves up on the outside but ignore what exercise they get, what they put into their body or on their skin.  Go for a walk or start exercising.  Take care of your body!  You only get one here on Earth.

4. Am I resting? 

New medical research shows that a full day off once a week can completely renew the body, soul, and mind.  (This idea sounds familiar.)

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Chad Missildine is a Pastor with LifeChurch.tv in Fort Worth, Texas with a focus on leadership & community development. In three years, he has helped develop the first LifeChurch.tv campus outside of the Oklahoma metro area to reach a weekly attendance of over 1,000 people. Prior to ministry, Chad was an entrepreneur in real estate, luxury home construction & business. He blogs regularly at TheWayItCouldBe.com, encouraging cultural impact through personal transformation.

More from Chad Missildine or visit Chad at thewayitcouldbe.com

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