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Being an entrepreneur is tough as hell. There are a lot of successful stories out there, where they failed to mention all the downsides of entrepreneurship. It's tough as fuck. Sleepless nights, overtime work, no work-life balance. It's far what they perceive. I got close to burnout, and good thing I was able to redeem myself. Limited working works, and had activities. never went on therapy. Also, I used half my savings to get back on my feet. I'm in ecom since 2019. I can say, I made the right choice. Give this article a read, might be able to answer your questions too. https://www.cuppa.so/post/breaking-entrepreneurial-burnout-understanding-signs-and-recovery-strategies