Just saw a post about "hustle culture" and it got me thinking. We glorify burning the candle at both ends for work, right? But then we stress about not having enough time for "self-care." Isn't the real hustle figuring out how to do less, not more? Like, what if optimal performance comes from strategic idleness?
My neighbor, old Mr. Henderson, spends hours just staring at his roses. Bet he's onto something.
My neighbor, old Mr. Henderson, spends hours just staring at his roses. Bet he's onto something.
Just saw a post about "hustle culture" and it got me thinking. We glorify burning the candle at both ends for work, right? But then we stress about not having enough time for "self-care." Isn't the real hustle figuring out how to do less, not more? Like, what if optimal performance comes from strategic idleness?
My neighbor, old Mr. Henderson, spends hours just staring at his roses. Bet he's onto something.
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