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Philosophy
fromPsychology Today
1 month ago

The Myth of Progress

Relentless pursuit of progress can shrink life, prioritizing efficiency and achievements over health, relationships, and meaningful depth—becoming a poisoned gift.
fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago

When both of my parents died, I ran from grief by burying myself in work. I had to learn work-life balance all over again.

After the day of meetings, dinner, socializing, and after-dinner drinks, I found myself in the hotel room. On the surface, the day had been a nice departure from the stress of the prior weeks. But it was quiet, I was alone, exhausted, and felt numb. I stepped into the shower and, without warning, the floodgates of emotion burst forth, and I cried harder than I had cried in the weeks and months prior.
Mental health
Philosophy
fromThe Conversation
4 months ago

Why do we think hard work is virtuous? Max Weber's Protestant Ethic gives a sharp answer

Overwork has become a moral virtue rooted in Protestant-influenced capitalist values, celebrated through public boasts and cultural examples like Musk and Gates.
#workplace-stress
Mindfulness
fromFast Company
6 months ago

Employees perform better when life outside work is fulfilling. Here's why

Overworking reduces productivity; employees perform better when supported with work-life balance, flexible options, and opportunities outside work.
#work-culture
fromAol
7 months ago
Venture

'It's About A Fetishization Of Overwork Rather Than Smart Work,' Why These Tech Leaders Are Pushing Back Against '996 Work Culture'

fromAol
7 months ago
Venture

'It's About A Fetishization Of Overwork Rather Than Smart Work,' Why These Tech Leaders Are Pushing Back Against '996 Work Culture'

fromAol
7 months ago
Venture

'It's About A Fetishization Of Overwork Rather Than Smart Work,' Why These Tech Leaders Are Pushing Back Against '996 Work Culture'

fromAol
7 months ago
Venture

'It's About A Fetishization Of Overwork Rather Than Smart Work,' Why These Tech Leaders Are Pushing Back Against '996 Work Culture'

Remote teams
fromMail Online
10 months ago

Scientists discover particular working pattern can cause brain damage

Overworking beyond 52 hours per week harms cognitive and emotional functions, altering brain structure, according to a study.
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