Sandra Bullock is one of the most recognized actresses on the big screen in Hollywood, despite having an enviable career, she has decided to take a break from her work as an interpreter.

I’m so tired and I’m not able to make smart healthy decisions and I know it. This is not a new topic at Sandra Bullock. What is the reason?

In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the ‘Miss Congeniality’ laid out her reasons for going on hiatus in other terms. “ I don’t want to be beholden to anyone’s schedule but my own. I’m so (burnout) “burned” . I’m so tired and I’m not capable of making smart healthy decisions and I know it,” she stated. “Work has always been constant for me and I have 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.” Her workload and demands on her have been such that she needs to make a radical cut. “ I want to be 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,” added the Birdbox star, Sandra Bullock. In March of this year, the actress declared that the break was imminent, although she needed to fulfill her pending commitments.

“Right now, and I don’t know how long it’s going to be, I need to be in the place that makes me the happiest,” Sandra Bullock told Entertainment Tonight. ‘I take my job very seriously when I’m doing it. It’s 24/7 and I just want to be 24/7 with my babies and my family,’ exposing her reasons for being absent from film sets. ‘ We don’t know how long or short that period will be, but that’s where you’re going to find me for a while.‘, Sandra Bullock added, in addition to ensuring that she is happy to be able to stay at home and share with her children Louis, 12, and Laila, 10, whom she adopted in 2010 and 2015 respectively.

Burn Out The so-called ‘burnout’ or burnout syndrome has become one of the most common current ailments in professionals. They present physically with: chronic fatigue, weight gain, or loss of appetite. It can also be reflected in the appearance of psychosomatic disorders such as muscle pain, migraines, gastrointestinal problems, and, in the case of women, irregularity of the menstrual cycle. This condition feeds on stress and anxiety, in addition to being related to the appearance of adaptive disorders, related to stress, anxiety, depression, and insomnia.