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May 3, 2021

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The Extreme Dangers of Overworking

“Burnout” can be just as physical as it is mental

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A successful hacker worked himself so hard that he burned up all the glucose in his brain.

With debt up to his eyeballs, he eagerly accepted every gig that was tossed his way. He worked every day, night, and weekend.

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