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Patrick C Miller :donor: (patrickcmiller@infosec.exchange)'s status on Wednesday, 30-Aug-2023 08:42:04 JST Patrick C Miller :donor:

Why We Glorify Overwork and Refuse to Rest https://hbr.org/2023/08/why-we-glorify-overwork-and-refuse-to-rest
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  Why We Glorify Overwork and Refuse to Rest
  
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  None of us want to admit that we would rather feel overwhelmed than underwhelmed. In fact, we often experience a greater sense of our own value when we’re working than we do when we’re not. Working is not just a way to stay busy, but also to prove our worthiness – to others and to ourselves. The result is that without the right guardrails in place, we silently collude with employers who encourage us to overwork through intense pressure to perform. The authors outline strategies for intervening if you find yourself compulsively overworking, including honestly recognizing your tendency to work long and continuous hours, prioritizing sleep and movement, and choosing one activity outside of work that brings you true enjoyment.
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  Bob Lord 🔐 :donor: (boblord@infosec.exchange)'s status on Wednesday, 30-Aug-2023 09:32:08 JST Bob Lord 🔐 :donor:
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  @patrickcmiller Will read this after I finish some work from vacation.
  
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