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How to Manage Two Jobs (Without Burning Out)

Burning the candle at both ends can be exhausting. Here's how to make sure you aren't the one who burns out.

Working in your downtime isn't just a drag — it's dangerous to your health and wellbeing.

Financial independence is the goal for us all, but it shouldn't come at the cost of a despicable job.

If you think work-life balance is checking emails in the checkout line, it's time to re-evaluate.

It's Wednesday and the novelty of keeping the place ship-shape has long since worn off. Stay motivated with a few tidy ways to fight chore fatigue.

Creating a budget is hard but sticking to it might be harder. Don't let burnout ruin all your work so far.

Don't sabotage your fitness goals by giving in before fitness becomes a habit. Stay on track by knowing when to ease up and when to power through.

Work will run you ragged, but you don't have to let it. Take control of your day — and take charge of avoiding burnout.

Your spouse is stressed and overworked and it's hard on everyone. Don't feel hopeless — stay positive and take care of yourself, too.

It's easy to let the daily grind sap your motivation. Buck up, superstar, and dig deep. You already have everything you need to stay positive.

What with work, the kids, the neighbors, burnout is never far off. Recognize the signs — and take steps to walk back from the brink.

For most of us, we've got too many responsibilities to let burnout and disinterest sap our performance and productivity. So don't.