How do I cope with being worn out by constant work travel?

You can run any engagement to real impact. But you are worn down by a life measured in billable hours and airport gates, years of it, until the travel that once felt like proof of success now just feels like erosion. That weariness is not weakness. It is a true signal from a body and a life that have been running hard for a long time. The achievement is real, but so is the cost, and no amount of professional success cancels out a life spent mostly away from it. You are allowed to have built something impressive and still decide the price has grown too high. Noticing that is not ingratitude. It is wisdom about what you actually want the rest of your life to feel like. You may not be able to change everything at once, but you can change something. Protect one thing that is yours, a weekend that stays home, a limit on the trips, an evening that belongs to your own life. Start there. A life measured only in billable travel is a choice, even when it does not feel like one, and small reclaimed pieces are how you begin to measure it in something else.