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Headline: You aren't lazy. You are over-optimized.

Summary: Have you ever felt exhausted even though "everything is fine" on paper? You meet your deadlines, your calendar is perfectly color-coded, and you are technically winning at life—yet, you feel like a ghost in your own home. This isn't the classic burnout of the past; this is Quiet Burnout.

In this video, we decode the silent epidemic of 2026. We move beyond simple "time management" to explore the neuroscience of cognitive overload and the psychological trap of Performative Presence. If you feel like you are running on a 1% battery that no longer fits the charger, this deep dive is for you.

📌 What we will explore:
The Cognitive Tax: Why filtering endless digital information is draining your Prefrontal Cortex.

Decision Friction: The hidden cost of "micro-decisions" in a hyper-connected world.

The Museum of Empty Frames: A metaphorical look at why high-performance feels so hollow.

The Hard Shutdown: Practical, somatic solutions to reset your nervous system and reclaim your "Self."

⏳ Timestamps:
00:00 - The Performance of "Okay" - The Neuroscience: Why your brain is overheating - The Low-Level Hum of Cortisol - The Reframe: You are not a factory, you are a gallery - Running out of "You" - The Solution: Somatic Discharge & The Invisibility Hour - Protecting your Spirit

💡 Join the Conversation:
Quiet Burnout thrives in silence. What is one "Empty Frame" you are ready to take down today? Share your thoughts in the comments below—your story might be the light someone else needs to see.

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[Disclaimer] The content in this video is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a mental health condition.