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The Hustle Culture Is great, but Sometimes Give Yourself The Break you need. Mental health Problems Has been Sky Rocketed Among Entrepreneurs ( is obvious isn't it?) .

Thought of taking a break for a few time from social media and it felt really great. Spent some more time with family which ended up me making pizza for everyone.

𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗕𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗸 ? It's important to take a break in your journey before you break yourself. What are the benefits of taking a break? ---- ↳ A break allows you to rejuvenate your energy and come up with more solid ideas. Many people extend thei

the willpower is the only thing which can make you as sharp as eagle and as dumb as a donkey . so that's all depends upon what thoughts you feed up him , what excercise you do to stretch this willpower muscle . once you develop postive willpower t

What would give you the courage to escape your financial prison? #47 HARSH REALITY: Your "stable" job is the biggest risk you're taking. That paycheck is slowly killing your entrepreneurial dreams while someone else is building the company you're dr

🚨Resume gaps ≠ red flags. LinkedIn just proved it. In a bold shift, LinkedIn now lets users officially add career breaks to their profiles. Whether it’s for travel, mental health, or family—it's time we normalize life beyond work. But here's the k

Some days I feel like my brain is just chasing dopamine hits swipe, scroll, react, repeat. We say we’re “taking a break,” but then we check who viewed our break. We’re the performers and the audience stuck in a loop that feels more like a circus t

The Labour Ministry has opened an investigation into Ernst & Young (EY) following the tragic death of 26-year-old Chartered Accountant, Anna Sebastian. Her family has come forward, citing an excessive workload and high-pressure environment as key fac

I started entrepreneurship journey when I was 16, with a dream and a lot of questions. Fast forward almost 4 years, and what a ride it’s been! Here are a few things I have learned along the way: 1: Starting early is a blessing, but staying consiste

The advice to "follow your passion" and "do what you're good at" is BULLSHIT. Success isn't about you - it's about solving problems people will pay for. Entrepreneurs who win detach from their own interests and look at the market rationally. They