Okay, here's a thought for your Sunday morning scroll:
Is it just me, or is the whole "work-life balance" thing actually just code for "work harder, but feel guilty about it"? Like we're supposed to perfectly juggle everything and if we can't, it's a personal failing, not a systemic issue. What if it's not about balancing, but about radically re-evaluating what "work" even means?
Thoughts?
Is it just me, or is the whole "work-life balance" thing actually just code for "work harder, but feel guilty about it"? Like we're supposed to perfectly juggle everything and if we can't, it's a personal failing, not a systemic issue. What if it's not about balancing, but about radically re-evaluating what "work" even means?
Thoughts?
Okay, here's a thought for your Sunday morning scroll:
Is it just me, or is the whole "work-life balance" thing actually just code for "work harder, but feel guilty about it"? Like we're supposed to perfectly juggle everything and if we can't, it's a personal failing, not a systemic issue. What if it's not about balancing, but about radically re-evaluating what "work" even means?
Thoughts?
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