We explore the concept of autopilot—that feeling of going through the motions without being present and how to break free from this cycle before it leads to burnout.

• Autopilot sneaks up in small ways like driving somewhere with no memory of the journey
• Our brains default to habits and routines to conserve energy, especially during stress
• Warning signs include feeling constantly busy but making no meaningful progress
• Small, intentional disruptions can break the cycle—meditation, planning, or pausing before reacting
• Being present in little moments makes your whole life feel more alive
• The body keeps score. Ignoring signals to slow down often leads to physical manifestations
• Autopilot and burnout are closely linked in a self-perpetuating cycle
• Breaking free involves awareness, creating space for rest, and reconnecting with values

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