If you think life has been a lot lately, you’re not alone.<\/p>\n
Between work, bills, notifications that never stop, and whatever chaos the week decides to throw your way, it\u2019s no surprise more people are feeling completely drained!<\/p>\n
Now, there\u2019s science to prove we\u2019re all a little burnt out; according to new data, burnout isn\u2019t just a feeling, it\u2019s officially a Texas problem.<\/p>\n
Texas Ranks Among Most Burnt Out States<\/p>\n
A new study from virtual executive assistant service Viva Talent took a deep dive into burnout across all 50 states, analyzing things like work hours, sleep habits, and even how often people are searching for help online.<\/p>\n
The results were not that great for us; Texas ranked 9th most burned-out state in the country, with a Leadership Burnout Score of 75.91!<\/p>\n
The study found that Texans are putting in long hours- averaging 35.8 work hours per week, one of the highest among the top 10 states. On top of that, about 37.1% of adults in Texas are getting less than 7 hours of sleep, which is basically a recipe for feeling exhausted 24\/7.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s obvious we\u2019re tired!<\/p>\n
El Pasoans Share Where They Go to De-Stress<\/p>\n
But here\u2019s where things get good, because if there\u2019s one thing El Paso knows how to do, it\u2019s find ways to slow things down.<\/p>\n