Meaning of "no one loves a good acronym better than me"

I was listening to a TED video and the speaker said:

[T]he current models we're using to measure our creative work don't make sense. We need systems that work with our creativity and not against it.
There is no quick fix for this problem. And I know, I know, that sucks. No one loves a good framework or a good acronym better than me.

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What is the meaning of the word 'acronym' in this context?

The context is important here:

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SO HOW DO WE FIX IT? [very generally, referring to preventing burnout]

"There is no quick fix for this problem. And I know, I know, that sucks. No one loves a good framework or a good acronym better than me. But, the truth is, everyone has their own narratives that they have to uncover. It wasn't until I started digging around my own beliefs around work that I began to unravel the root of my own work story."

The speaker (Rahaf Harfoush) is referring to a host of approaches to preventing burnout that may be popular for their simplicity but lack efficacy ("quick fixes"), or are academically sound but difficult to practically implement. By 'frameworks,' she refers to the theoretical structures that underlie the concept of resilience against burnout (examples: [a], [b]), and by 'acronyms,' she means to invoke the trend of assigning acronyms to burnout prevention strategies or related psychosocial constructs. A quick Google search led me to several examples:

• PROBE: Prioritization, Reflection, Organization, Burnout prevention/mitigation and Expectations

• BURNOUT: Boundaries, Unhappy, Rhythm, Neglect, Offside, Upheaval, Time

• ENJOY: Embrace, Nurture, Jogging, Organization, You

• EMPATHY: Eye contact, Muscles of facial expression, Posture, Affect, Tone of voice, Hearing the whole person, Your response to the other person

• REST: Remember to break, Exercise, Screens off, Talk yourself back in

With this, I believe that Harfoush intends to challenge the notion that the rigorous introspection required for truly combating burnout is accessible through potentially oversimplified techniques, which she describes here as 'framework[s] or...acronym[s].'