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Constant “work dreaming” can be a sign that our professional responsibilities are encroaching on the rest and reflection needed to sustain our long-term mission. By establishing intentional boundaries and wind-down rituals, we can ensure that our job doesn’t come at the expense of our own well-being.

In this article from Verywell Mind by Brittany Loggins, experts highlight that these dreams are often our brain’s way of processing unresolved stress or a lack of professional boundaries. To reclaim your rest, the article suggests several key strategies:

  • Establish a “Transition Ritual.”
  • Practice “Brain Dumping.”
  • Limit Late-Night Tech.

“The key to stopping work dreams is to create a clear boundary between your professional and personal life, allowing your brain the space it needs to truly decompress.”

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