“At the end of the year we are all tired“With these words, the doctor Daniel Lopez Rosetti analyzed in LN+ the accumulated wear and tear with which Argentines reach the epilogue of 2025. In his lecture, the specialist emphasized the influence of our daily tasks. “Nowadays we work much more and worse“, he assured.
In Rosetti’s words: “What tires us is the fact that we live at a digital speed that our brains are not used to.The doctor drew a parallel to his training and said: “I graduated without knowing what a CT scan was: My only tool was the stethoscope“.
During his visit to LN+Rosetti continued “Burnout syndrome”better known as burnout. “It is a state that connects emotional exhaustion, depersonalization and a feeling of low personal achievement“, listed the professional.
Regarding personal exhaustion, he mentioned, “It’s an emotional buffer. You don’t laugh when you need to laugh or you don’t cry when you need to cry.” You are stunned“.
Regarding depersonalization he said: “It manifests itself when one distances oneself from the other“.
From Rosetti’s point of view: “If you work hard or poorly, you don’t get stressed. If you work unhappy, you get stressed. As my mother would say, “Scabies tastes good, doesn’t burn.”
In the words of the specialist: “To be satisfied with your job, you must meet several conditionsboth personally and professionally.” Then the doctor presented a dilemma: “If there is a court hearing due to work stressThe question is: was the heart attack the worker suffered due to eight hours of work or the rest of the day?
Finally, with the calling to reflect a healthy philosophy of lifethe doctor revived a personal anecdote.
“As a professional, I have the pleasure of holding conferences in several provinces of the country. One day, when I was returning home, I landed at the Aeroparque and went to look for the car. From the parking lot, a few meters away, I saw a man with a fishing rod and next to him his wife eating a choripán. At that moment I came to a thought: you can’t be happy spontaneously, you have to make an effort.“Rosetti concluded.
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