Emotion worse than physical

A promise is needed when it comes to fatigue or emotional fatigue associated with many diseases that characterize this condition. We should not confuse it with the phenomenon called “Brunout”, which is the state of emotional overload that allows for the phenomenon of true emotional emptiness and secession.

According to official statistics, these cases include those who work mainly in contact situations, especially critical, such as firefighters, surgeons in emergency areas, social workers, psychiatrists with particularly difficult patients.

Determined assistance and contact professions in which, due to an extended and continuous phase of stress, create what is called an explosion - a sudden break in emotional involvement that, paradoxically, in absolute emergency situations helps the operator itself. From these contexts, the phenomenon, although in various forms and causes we will consider, is still present.

Research by Michigan State University has also examined relations between forms of emotional fatigue and attitudes during working hours in normal offices. The survey included 125 employees of five companies operating in the IT sector for three weeks were monitored by 4 days.

The purpose of the survey was to measure the concentration and loss of performance caused by domestic problems, such as family nature and a personal nature, such as changing gym hours instead of massage.

Issues that are deeply different from the activity of a fireman struggling with time to save his life. From what comes out, stress and reactions seem to match. A signal not only disturbing but also an indicator of the degree of values or hierarchy that are now part of our lifestyle.

The need, which has become the rule, to be rich, beautiful, charming, and smiling, is producing this phenomenon more often.

Running like a crazy guy from the gym office, from the hair shop at the boy's wedding party, where you should be not just a celebratory parent, but a Hollywood star ends up wearing psychics and emotional capacity. Not only do we become disturbed and sometimes obsessed with what is happening but we forget to hear the pace of our heart, our heart. Because, and that's the point to reflect.

It seems that the heart and soul are like early fashions, medieval ruins where a smile and a hug are worth gold. So a pause is needed, above all, a reflection. Not only to give the psychic and the vortex of expectations and emotions but, above all, to see whether this way of life is not only healthier but also more accurate.