... Everyone's trying to convince us that we should always hustle, and that you're lazy if you don't monetize everything that you like.
It sucks.
Posted via D.Buzz
... Everyone's trying to convince us that we should always hustle, and that you're lazy if you don't monetize everything that you like.
It sucks.
Posted via D.Buzz
Yeah and then you spend more time monetizing stuff than doing things you enjoy in your life :)
It is sad
It's kind of pressure. We've got to believe anyway, sometimes, poverty can be so bad and embarrassing
It’s a scam
Congratulations @luizeba! You have completed the following achievement on the Hive blockchain And have been rewarded with New badge(s)
You can view your badges on your board and compare yourself to others in the Ranking
If you no longer want to receive notifications, reply to this comment with the word
STOPCheck out our last posts:
And the opposite is a scam too. I mean, the "philosophy" that says: "money is bad, and if you don't struggle to find it, you will never have it". That's bullshit 😅
You read it from an avocado 🥑
Posted via D.Buzz
Hustle Culture kills art and hobbies for the sake of enjoyment. One of the most freeing things for me was acknowledging that I can enjoy doing something just because I like doing it and experiment for fun. It often doesn't turn into anything magnificent but that's okay.
Posted via D.Buzz
It lacks a healthy work & life balance if it is as you describe.
Posted via D.Buzz
Not sure about "scam." People wanna sell their stuff with a "FOMO" mentality that if you don't do this or that, you won't make as much money, blah blah blah.
The good news is we get to control how we manage our time & allocate our energy.
Posted via D.Buzz
I think there is one major upside to Hustle Culture, which is that if you repeat certain proceses long enough, you'll more easily be able to recognize what works and what doesn't. In those cases experience > luck.
But the narrative of monetizing everything just doesn't work.
Posted via D.Buzz