Welcome to the Hustles, Stanley podcast, a show inviting you to live a peacefully productive

life.

I'm your host, Jess Massey, a peaceful productivity coach and planner creator.

My mission is to share mindset shifts and peaceful productivity tips that help people with

really full lives go from running on fumes to living with intention

in every season. You're in the right place if you want to design a life that reflects your

actual priorities so you can stop the constant hustle and pursue your goals while prioritizing

your well-being. Now take a deep breath and let's learn how to hustle

sally.

Hey, hi, what is up Hustle Saly Squad? Welcome back to the show. I am so glad that you're here

and I hope you're taking care of yourself. Raise your hand if you were vigorously nodding your

head at this title and you clicked on the

episode so fast because you for sure can relate to having one million plus things to do at any

given time. Well, I'm not going to say that the episode title was clickbait because it's not.

We are going to address you having one million things to do, but the conversation

might not sound how you think it will. So let's just say to prepare yourself for sassy dress,

okay? We are going to be talking a lot about healing from hustle culture in this episode.

And you probably hear that term a lot online. I know I use it a lot. So let's get on the same page.

Like what even is hustle culture? So hustle culture is a mindset and lifestyle that prioritizes

work and or productivity over everything else, often at the expense of your mental and

physical health. It's characterized by unrealistic expectations, overworking,

aka grinding, and focusing on getting ahead by any means necessary. In hustle culture,

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