Sandra Bullock: knows the syndrome that will take her away from acting

Sandra Bullockdespite having been recently selected by the magazine Forbes As one of the highest paid actresses in Hollywood, the artist decided to retire from acting after being diagnosed with the burnout syndrome.

“Work has always been constant for me and I’ve been very lucky, but I realized that it was possibly becoming my crutch. It was like opening a refrigerator all the time and looking for something that was never there, ”she explained to The Hollywood Reporter, referring to the fact that her daily routine left her little time to spend with her children, Louis and Laila Bullock, and with her husband Bryan Randall.

“I want to be in home. I just want to be home… Because I was always running, I was always running to the next thing. I just want to be present and be responsible for one thing,” she stated.

After this decision, the actress known for her role as ‘Miss Congeniality’, does not know if she will return to the cinema soon because she will still analyze whether this is a temporary or permanent retirement.

“If I decide to retire, then I will make that announcement. A very important announcement that no one will care about,” she concluded.

Burnout, also called professional burnout syndrome or burned-out syndrome, originates after a worker considers a difference between his own ideals and the reality of his working life. It develops, generally, in the professions of help and frequent social interrelation.

Currently, this condition is known as an erroneous way of responding to chronic work stress, presenting a series of negative behaviors and feelings towards the people with whom the worker contacts on a daily basis, as well as the feeling of feeling emotionally exhausted, according to the site. health Asepeyo.