Emily

“burnout” was defined by three components:
1. emotional exhaustion—the fatigue that comes from caring too much, for too long;
2. depersonalization—the depletion of empathy, caring, and compassion; and
3. decreased sense of accomplishment—an unconquerable sense of futility: feeling that nothing you do makes any difference.1

Emotions, at their most basic level, involve the release of neurochemicals in the brain, in response to some stimulus.

we feel many different emotions simultaneously, even in response to one stimulus.