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Wrote a headline for a life coach speaking to workaholics. "Work Smarter, Not Harder: Transform Burnout into Balance Today." Why It Works: -Speaks directly to workaholics by addressing their pain point (burnout). -Offers a solution (balance) with

"Bad work culture be like: Meetings that could’ve been an email. Boss: ‘We’re a family.’ Also boss: 'No leaves approved.' Deadlines: Yesterday. Work should be about growth, not burnout. What’s the most toxic thing you’ve seen at work?" #WorkCul

To all my solopreneurs! :) 1. Loneliness is a constant companion. 2. Work-life balance becomes a myth. 3. Financial instability is the norm. 4. Every mistake is your responsibility. 5. Health often takes a backseat. 6. Scaling is harder than it

so currently I watched salman khan podcast.the only podcast on social media of salman khan that give so knowledge like his whole life lesson.he tells discipline is a most painfull thing because it's so boring and ask to repeat thinks again and again

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Here's how luck finds you: 1. Work harder than expected 2. Stay open to learning 3. Embrace challenges as opportunities 4. Read and write more 5. Shift from complaining to taking action 6. Surround yourself with smarter people 7. Be kind and generou

My manager recently took the blame for one of my fuckups. It was harsh and he just took it on himself. He could’ve easily screwed me. Such instances make me work harder and care more for him and the startup. I had only heard about toxic managers bu

Most people get promoted based on their accomplishments in their lower level which means a good salesman becomes a manager even if his experience in leader ship is shitty. This leads to a toxic work environment and I'm sure many of us deal with it. W

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

Sunday morning, In the quiet of a budding startup. Dishani said, Let’s take a break. It’s Sunday. Prisha replied, We have to finish the pitch deck. Investors are waiting. Dishani smiled, Remember, burnout risks the entire journey. Prisha nodded,