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thepeacefulgarden · 2 days

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#you are worthy #self compassion #stop the glorification of busy #you are enough #grind culture #hustle culture #work culture #just be #rest #give yourself permission to rest #no guilt #no shame #self care #you matter

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oliviawhen · 11 months

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May comic! Happy mental health awareness month. 🐝 Comic brought to you by my constant worry that I don't exist if I have nothing to show for myself.

Advice to my past self: Read about burnout. Stretch. Stand up. Get lunch. Ask for extensions. Get help. Sleep. Take time off if you need to, don't ask. Take care of yourself.

#comic #mental health #bee #illustration #hustle culture #acryla gouache #long post #art #top posts

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american-boyboss · 6 months

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#sigma grindset #entrapranure #twitter #hustle culture

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tenderbittersweet · 4 months

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Catholic guilt is a thing people joke about, but it’s so real and can be so painful to cope with, whether or not you’re still practicing. Combine that with America’s Protestant work ethic, and you’ve got quite a mess on your hands. So, for anyone who needs to hear this today:

It’s okay to rest.

It’s okay to nap.

It’s okay to go to bed early and wake up late.

It’s okay if you didn’t do chores today.

It’s okay if you half-assed your (home)work.

It’s okay if you were a little late sending our birthday, holiday, or thank-you cards.

It’s okay if you’re a little cringe.

It’s okay if you’re weird.

It’s okay if you mentally ill.

It’s okay if you’re disabled.

It’s okay if you’re queer.

It’s okay if you’re poor.

It’s okay if you’re struggling.

It’s okay if you don’t have a side hustle.

It’s okay if you maintain your hobbies as hobbies.

It’s okay if you don’t like your job or if you don’t like working at all.

It’s okay if you don’t want to conform to fit a mold that doesn’t fit you.

It’s okay if your goals and values don’t align with your parents’.

It’s okay if you don’t want kids.

It’s okay to be a pet or plant parent.

It’s okay if you have a found/chosen family.

It’s okay if you don’t speak to your relative(s).

It’s okay if you don’t speak to former friends.

It’s okay if you don’t believe in god(s).

It’s okay if you don’t believe in an afterlife.

It’s okay if you don’t want to celebrate the holiday(s).

It’s okay if you need to ask for help.

It's okay to not be okay.

It’s okay to want to be okay.

You deserve to be okay. ♥︎

#reminders #love #religion #christianity #religious trauma #catholicism #catholic guilt #protestantism #protestant work ethic #hustle culture #personal #op #100+ notes

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my-autism-adhd-blog · 8 months

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ADHD & Hustle Culture

Future ADHD

#adhd #adhd post #living with adhd #hustle culture #why hustle culture doesn’t work #adhd problems #adhd struggles #feel free to share and reblog #source: Future ADHD (Facebook)#tw bright colors #tw eye strain

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whereserpentswalk · 6 months

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I must not hustle. Hustle is the mind-killer. Hustle is the little-capitalism that brings total obliteration. I will face my inner hustler. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.

#dune #anticapitalism #anticapitalist #socialism #leftist #leftism #hustle culture #hustle and grind

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animentality · 9 months

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#twitter #labor #work culture #hustle culture

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kalavathiraj · 26 days

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It's easier to say no to work, to stay careless and lazy but a lot more difficult to act like an adult with responsibilities.

Kalavathi Raj, QUOTUS

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assburg3rs · 3 months

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#butters stotch #south park memes #south park #never too young to get on that sigma male grindset #hustle culture

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fly-the-pattern · 8 days

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nando161mando · 5 days

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thinkpink212 · 1 year

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The biggest lessons I have learned being in the work force...

These people are not your friends. Be kind and all, but do not share your life with these people. You can become friends, but I suggest you keep your work and personal life separate.

Do not do more then you're paid to do. Going above and beyond is only something I would suggest to do if that is your own company, if you are up for a promotion or if you do not care/mind being taken for granted. These people will see you work hard and load you with more.

Every year, ask for a raise. In most fields and countries you can and should ask for a raise (usually 10-15%) usually you won’t get your target, but close mouths don’t get fed. So have your ducks in a row, present your case and make sure to make your efforts match your paycheck, always!

Do not take on the role of boss, even when your boss has you feeling like one. Again, unless the check is matching up, stay in your lane and do not tell your coworkers what, when and how to do their job. That is for your boss to do and if they need help with that, they can add it to the contract, pay you for your time or hire an assistant.

Get in and get out. When you shift is over, leave. It is that simple, even if you love your job, having boundaries is not just for you to respect your time but for them to see you respect it - and they will in return respect it too. Those who do not will have a rude awakening when the clock strikes and you get up and start packing. I personally do not even have my notifications on when I am off of work. If they wish to contact me on my time, they can try but I rarely pick up or reply unless it is a request to take a shift due to being short staffed.

Not everybody is a shark, but you can pretend. As someone who is not a fan of getting into a very ‘masculine’ and heavy roll, I’ll do it to get the job done if that’s what’s called for — but I am a soft gentle cinnamon roll, but they don’t have to know that. You can adapt to your environment and do what you have to do before reverting back to who you are and want to be. Don’t stay in that masculine heavy energy for too long either, it’s not fun and very draining — especially for my delicate fellow cinnamon rolls 🩷

Document everything. What you do for the company (i.e anything extra that is not a part of your job directly or anything with large impacts) . E-mails of your requests of absence, vacation days etc. If you have a phone call with your boss/colleagues, e-mail them that same day and thank them for the phone call, and give a short resume of what you agreed to etc.

Do not react to weird threats. My own bosses in the past have alluded to wanting to hire more people because they are dissatisfied with the work-efforts etc. They can be dissatisfied as much as they would like and hire how many they want. They usually do not take this step due to the lack of competent workers, but stull do not slack so much you give them enough excuses to fire you. But still, do not start picking up the slack simply because their other employees/they cannot keep up with demands.

You always have options, so if you are not happy then leave. I think many forget that we got this job and we can get a new one again. For some it may take longer then for others, but there is no rewards for struggling so please get out if it starts affecting your mental, spiritual or physical health. But also know that most work environments mimic each other, so see where the benefits are best, and what is worth the occasional headaches. Not everybody will find a job they love the first few tries, so aim for what you like/can tolerate with enough benefits/good pay that you have the freedome to spend your free time doing what you love. Work to live, never live to work

Xoxo

#work advice #work environment #9 to 5 #hustle culture #thinkpink advice #thinkpink upload

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cultlifecollective-blog · 3 months

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HUSTLER’S AMBITION

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whaleiumsharkspeare · 11 months

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I’m writing this out as a reminder to myself but also because others might need to hear it. Okay; don’t feel bad about missing work because you’re not feeling well or you’re having an off day or whatever. You don’t have to feel guilty for taking care of yourself, and don’t let anyone else make you feel guilty for it either. I had to miss work today because I wasn’t feeling well, and tomorrow is my scheduled day off. I told my mom I was considering coming in to work to make up for missing today, and she was like “no, that’s your day off. You’ve been excited about the plans you’ve made. Take time for yourself. Besides, you’ve got a doctors note”. The point is, don’t get so lost in the hustle culture that you forget to think about yourself. Work is important, making money is important, but you’re important too.

#self care #hustle culture #this isn’t anti-work but it is pro-self

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robbinnnnn · 6 months

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very tired of hustle culture in the arts. sometimes thinking I'm doing something wrong, cause I'm not stressed, just depressed.

#artists on tumblr #art #autism #art world #contemporary art #mental health #disability #disability justice #art school #berlin #painting #take your time #late stage capitalism #hustle #hustle culture

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animentality · 10 months

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#twitter #interstellar #hustle culture

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