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genz gets called "unprofessional" for not wanting to burn out. but maybe we're just redefining what ambition looks like. mental health, freedom, purpose > hustle culture. culture isn’t about perks and swag. It's about listening and supporting your p

Ever find yourself stuck in the cycle of 'just one more task'? Our work culture tends to glorify being constantly busy, but staying late or pushing ourselves beyond limits doesn’t necessarily equal success. It’s easy to think that going the extra mi

If you can't lead yourself as a leader, you can't lead to your team at all!

Is it normal to feel lost after taking up your first job? After collage ?

You Guys Cheered Up when Elon Musk promoted 80 hrs work week, It's Hustle. But the 70 hrs work week of Narayan Murthy became a toxic work culture....Strange Humans.

It's so funny it's got down to the fact that quick money and overnight success is glorified over the internet and the long path of building a sustainable business is slow and boring

Service business is not easy. 1. Prove yourself 2. Build your reputation 3. Invest in yourself 4. Make mistakes 5. Learn from them It's hard to be on track. But this is far better than working on a 9-5.

transform your approach to leadership: • "Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader": Embrace change and lead proactively. • "Extreme Ownership": Take full responsibility and empower through accountability. • "The 15 Commitments of Conscious Leadersh

Entrepreneur myths nobody tells you: More sales ≠ less stress Funding won’t fix a broken model Hustle culture is a trap Most of your friends won’t get it Success is lonely sometimes, and that’s fine Learn the game. Play it smart.

Do you guys think that hustle culture really delivers the results in startups or businesses?  I think it does only to a certain extent.