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The Hustler

Become the 1% • 4m

"LinkedIn: Where Family Dinner Is Just Intermission Before Round Two of Work" Ah yes, the classic "have your cake and code it too" philosophy. Reid Hoffman's idea sounds like a warm hug followed by a polite shove back into the grind. “Go home, enjoy dinner… then fire up that laptop, champ!” It’s like telling someone, “Take a break—but only the kind that comes with a side of emails.” Honestly, it walks the line between supportive and burnout-on-the-rocks. Noble intent? Maybe. Sustainable? Only if your caffeine tolerance is elite.

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