Self-sabotage
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- The author experiences recurring burnout and often feels torn about sharing personal struggles on the company blog, questioning if it is a form of self-sabotage.
- Posting about hard topics has little direct business upside, as it does not close deals or generate leads, but the author continues despite the risks.
- The author avoids high-touch emails, sales calls, and repetitive questionnaires to preserve energy and sanity, which may limit business growth.
- The pattern of avoiding draining activities is a form of self-preservation, optimizing for personal well-being over speed and growth.
- Despite professional costs, the personal reward comes from connecting with others who share similar experiences, reducing feelings of isolation.