Mike Plunkett The Washington Post

Travelers rely on a budding cottage industry to help navigate the logistics of working in a foreign country, although not to find the work. Most require that freelance work or clients be in place first.

What most people think of as burnout - complete physical and emotional exhaustion - is really just the last and worst phase of burnout, says Keith Kaufman, a sports psychologist who teaches at Catholic University.

Many people who accomplish short-term fitness goals get a rush of achievement in the moment but don't create the behavioral changes needed to maintain and improve.

When it comes to fitness, getting to know yourself is becoming big business.

News stories about older athletes are often a study of novelty. The implication that "old people" shouldn't be competing at a high level - or any level - can ring through each paragraph: The fact that they are active at all should amaze us.

Travelers rely on a budding cottage industry to help navigate the logistics of working in a foreign country, although not to find the work. Most require that freelance work or clients be in place first.

What most people think of as burnout - complete physical and emotional exhaustion - is really just the last and worst phase of burnout, says Keith Kaufman, a sports psychologist who teaches at Catholic University.

Many people who accomplish short-term fitness goals get a rush of achievement in the moment but don't create the behavioral changes needed to maintain and improve.

When it comes to fitness, getting to know yourself is becoming big business.

News stories about older athletes are often a study of novelty. The implication that "old people" shouldn't be competing at a high level - or any level - can ring through each paragraph: The fact that they are active at all should amaze us.