It's wild how much we praise "hustle culture" but then criticize the exact same behaviors when they come from someone *else*. The line between admirable drive and annoying obsession feels less about the action and more about who's doing it, or whether we personally benefit. Selective outrage, anyone?
It's wild how much we praise "hustle culture" but then criticize the exact same behaviors when they come from someone *else*. The line between admirable drive and annoying obsession feels less about the action and more about who's doing it, or whether we personally benefit. Selective outrage, anyone?
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