An example cause of burnout

There are many recipes for burnout.
One of them by analogy is to operate a 28 ton earth moving machine powered by a 2 horsepower (hp) engine attached to an unlimited fuel supply (use your imagination).
It doesn’t matter how capable the machine is or the value of the fuel you are using, the engine is insufficient, but will run for a while, before it “burns out”.

Happiness vs Enjoyment

Happiness and enjoyment are easily confused because they mostly feel the same.

Their major difference though seems to be the duration of the feeling and the
ease by which the state may be entered.

Happiness seems to be more long-lived while enjoyment seems to me short-lived.

Happiness seems to be mostly independent of the circumstances while enjoyment seems to
be mostly dependent upon the circumstances.

It seems like a worthwhile endeavor to explore where we invest our time, whether
it is in happiness or enjoyment, and evaluate the results of our investment.

Teaching and Entertainment

Every “modern” teacher knows that teaching requires a non-zero amount of entertainment in order for attention to be held. Entertainment, on the other hand, requires no teaching for the viewer’s attention to be held, although it often results in a more moving experience for the consumer.
For the consumer, it is definitely worth their time to determine whether that thing which they are consuming is teaching, or entertainment, because today’s producers are really, really great at convincing you that you are being taught when you are really just being entertained.

Cleaning Up Your Messes

There is a camper’s philosophy that “one should should leave the area cleaner than the state in which it was found”.
That is a beautiful philosophy because it doesn’t matter who made the mess, as the fact remains that the mess must be cleaned up.
Unless legal action is required, perhaps it is not even worth asking the question “Who made the mess?” and instead utilizing all resources to clean up the mess.