This topic that's been arising for me more and more.

It's something that I always, I guess I'm always kind of thinking about it, but I've mentioned

it in some posts on Instagram and some newsletters and things like that.

And people have really been responding anytime I mention it.

So it's, I see that people are feeling something as a culture.

That's one of the interesting things about having a big social media following is I notice

like what people respond to over periods of time and like different topics and themes.

And it's kind of like polling

for public data in this way of like where is society at right now to a very very you know

this is of course uh quite subjective information but still it's interesting to discover.

So, yeah, one of the things is, I'll go out, uh, urgency culture. Like, and that's kind of, I don't know if I, I guess I

probably didn't come up with that term, but I wrote it and I came up with it. I'm

sure other people have used it before me. But to define what

that is, is this pressure that we have from our friends, our family, you know, our

specific others, our content creators, I'm just joking, our content creators, you know,

our bosses, like all these things.

This pressure to always be available to respond to emails immediately,

to like someone text you and they're like expecting you to be live,

like at all times.

Like you're just walking around this, um, like open chat window like perpetually

like DMing everyone at all times. You should be available. You know, I was thinking about it in

terms of like it's kind of turned us into these customer service agents of our own lives.

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