Hustle Traps: Ten Guaranteed Paths To Burnout For The Self-Employed Creator
A hustle trap is a trap you fall into because of not questioning legacy beliefs about how one should live or work
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A hustle trap is a trap you fall into because of not questioning legacy beliefs about how one should live or work
Grappling with the existential question of \"who are you?\" as a remote worker is hard, but we can design our own answer to the question.
Admitting you don't know what you're doing in today's world takes courage and kudos to Amy for showing us the way.
Advice on how to reclaim freedom while working remotely. Warning: Do not show these tips to your boss - it might make them nervous!
The Body Keeps the Score makes it clear that many people are carrying enormous pain and trauma in hidden and plain sight. My review and favorite highlights.
How do you manage a millennial? That question focuses in the wrong direction. Millennials are not as unlike other generations as one might think
Most critics say organizations are broken. They're wrong — they're fragile. How chaos theory and complex adaptive systems explain organizational failure, plus a 5-part guide for the modern chaos manager.
Will people continue to believe in the 20th century work beliefs? How will the coronavirus pandemic impact our future narratives of work?
Matt Mullenweg's Five Levels Of Remote Work for Distributed Companies. His Experience from running Automattic since 2014
What are the effects of printing unlimited money and having millions of people out of work on our work beliefs and the ability of the economy to recover?
Everyone has a religious, political or institutional utopia. A review of John Gray's book \"Black Mass\" gives us a way to be skeptical of these visions
The shift to remote work for established firms will require a new type of leadership: courage, vulnerability and leadership beyond the default way