I have experienced burnout a lot in life. Burnout is prevalent and well-known in life. I don’t like burnout, but it taught me there is a reason for the burnout. What I mean by this is that I’m going to give you an example. For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to work with animals. I wanted to be a vet, but as I got older, things changed. I started going to a school where I learn to be a vet assistant, and I’m going to be honest. I hated it. I love animals, don’t get me wrong, but I was going to school to be a vet assistant. I found out that it's tough. I couldn’t keep up with lessons, I failed every test, and I felt so stupid, but I kept pushing myself to do it because I love animals. It got to a point that I ended up dropping out, and it was the best decision I ever made. I can love animals, but I couldn’t do it as a career. So, then I went for my second passion: writing, and I love it. I understand what I’m being taught. I have a lot of free range, and there is a lot of writing I can do, but I wouldn’t have been where I am today if it weren’t for burnout. Yes, it sucked at the time, and I thought my life was over, but I lived, I learned, and I found something I can see myself doing for a while.  Sometimes you must see why you have burnout, and maybe it will lead to something better.