Burnout But Make It Relatable

Burnout But Make It Relatable

The Gen Z Survival Guide to Corporate LifeBy Celeste Hana
Michael Caine
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Length1h 10m

About this audiobook

Burnout, But Make It Relatable is the brutally honest, laugh-so-you-don’t-cry guide to surviving work when you're over it, underpaid, and low-key dissociating in meetings. Written by Celeste Hana, a very tired but very real Gen Z professional, this audiobook delves into everything from toxic productivity and generational chaos to burnout, fake friendships, and figuring out whether to stay, pivot, or completely exit the 9-to-5. No toxic positivity. No hustle bro nonsense. Just real talk, actionable tips, and survival strategies for anyone who’s exhausted, isolated, and ready to reclaim their life. Because you’re not the problem. The system is. Whether you're doomscrolling on your commute or crying in the break room, this audiobook is for you.

Audiobook details

GenreSelf-Help, Health and Wellness
Length1 hr 10 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateAug 1, 2025
LanguageEnglish

Table of contents

1INTRODUCTION
2Chapter 1: “Sleep Is for the Weak?” – Fighting Exhaustion in a 9-to-5 World
3Let’s Get Practical – What Can You Actually DO?
41. Set Boundaries Around Sleep Like It’s Sacred
52. Watch Out for the Caffeine Trap
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63. Tech Hygiene Is Not Just for Boomers
74. Redefine What “Rest” Means
8Chapter 2: The Commute is Killing Me – Taking Back Your Time (and Sanity)
9It’s not just traffic... it’s the psychological toll.
101. Commute Stress equals Hidden Burnout
112. So, what can you actually do about it?
123. Dreaming of Escape? Start Building Now.
134. Don’t Let Anyone Gaslight You Into Thinking You’re Weak
145. In the Meantime… Be Kind to Yourself
15In Summary...
16Chapter 3: Burnout is Not a Badge of Honor
171. What Burnout Actually Feels Like
182. Why Gen Z Gets Burnt Out So Fast
193. Burnout Culture is Built Into Corporate Life
204. The Burnout Test: Are You Already There?
215. What To Do When You’re Burnt Out (and Still Have to Work)
226. Long-Term Moves to Escape the Burnout Cycle
237. You Don’t Have to EARN Rest
24In Summary...
25Chapter 4: Corporate Politics: Smile, Nod, Survive
261. What Even Is Corporate Politics?
272. Why It’s Especially Weird for Gen Z
283. The Golden Rule: Be Professional, Not Personal
294. Know the Power Players
305. Play the Long Game, Even When It’s Petty
316. Navigating Tricky People (Without Losing Your Mind)
327. Make Yourself Politically Uncancelable
338. Protect Your Sanity: Detach Without Disconnecting
349. When to Speak Up—and When to Shut Up
3510. In Summary...
36Chapter 5: The Loneliness of Work (and Why It Hits So Damn Hard)
371. Why Does It Feel So Isolating?
382. The Friendship Lie
393. Generational Gaps Make It Worse
404. Remote Work Doesn’t Help (And Yes, It’s Still a Privilege)
415. Signs You’re Feeling the Work-Loneliness Spiral
426. So… What the Hell Can You Do About It?
437. And Please—Stop Gaslighting Yourself
448. Final Thoughts
45Chapter 6: “Boomers, Xers, Millennials… Oh My!” – Working With Other Generations Without Losing It
46The Corporate Cast of Chaos
47So... Why Is It So Hard to Work Together?
48“They Just Don’t GET It…”
49Reframing the Frustration
50How to Work With Other Generations (Without Losing Your Mind)

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