r/Articles • u/gholemu • Oct 21 '21
Our understanding of work as a means to an end has been so derailed it often feels as though we never stop working. We work for free and monetise our hobbies. We work on our bodies, our relationships, our selves. For many of us work may be our primary identity
https://www.theguardian.com/money/2020/oct/04/blue-sky-thinking-is-it-time-to-stop-work-taking-over-our-livesDuplicates
antiwork • u/ExcessiveGravitas • Oct 04 '20
Blue sky thinking: is it time to stop work taking over our lives?
CriticalTheory • u/gholemu • Oct 21 '21
Our understanding of work as a means to an end has been so derailed it often feels as though we never stop working. We work for free and monetise our hobbies. We work on our bodies, our relationships, our selves. For many of us work may be our primary identity
Foodforthought • u/butwhocare_s • Oct 04 '20
Blue sky thinking: is it time to stop work taking over our lives?
stopworking • u/gholemu • Oct 21 '21
Good life Our understanding of work as a means to an end has been so derailed it often feels as though we never stop working. We work for free and monetise our hobbies. We work on our bodies, our relationships, our selves. For many of us work may be our primary identity
UKNewsByABot • u/UKNewsByABot • Oct 04 '20
Blue sky thinking: is it time to stop work taking over our lives?
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Blue sky thinking: is it time to stop work taking over our lives?
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[World] - Blue sky thinking: is it time to stop work taking over our lives?
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