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Let's talk truth: Hustle culture has overstayed its welcome. ?? Here's the memo: It's time to cancel the glorification of burning the midnight oil and sacrificing weekends for success. Why? Because success isn't about how hard you hustle; it's about how smart you work. ????♀? It's about systems and automations that streamline your business, freeing up your time and energy for what truly matters, aka the shit you do give a f*ck about. I'm soooo over seeing people boasting working 12+ hour days in their business to reach the path of success. And let me tell you, the only path these business owners are on is the path leading to impending burnout. I've witnessed this narrative unfold WAY too many times now. So, to those who might be reaching for their pitchforks, hold up???. I get it; the idea of hustling non-stop might seem like the only option to success, but let me tell you, it's a flawed narrative. True success lies in efficiency, investing in systems that work for you, and automating so your business runs smooth as silky socks even when you're OOO. The REAL trophy is given when you hold your hands up and admit hustle culture just ain't it any more. Feeling shaken??? What other questions do you have about systems and automation? Let's have a chat in the comments! #creativebizowner #scaleyourbusiness #businessprofessional #biztips #servicebasedbusiness #virtualassistantcommunity #smallbusinesssupport #womenpreneur #womenwhoinspire #womenbusinessowners #femaleentrepreneurs #girlbosscommunity #womenwhoboss #womeninbusiness #onlinebusinesstips #freedombasedbiz #Womenpreneur #freedombasedbusiness #femalebusiness #businesstipsforcreatives #businesstipsforsuccess #businesstipsandtricks #femalebusinesses #businesstipsforwomen #femalebusinesswomen

Hustle culture is killing your productivity, and it's getting sneakier. Way too many posts in my feed pushing people to work hard, grind on the weekend, spend your downtime on a side venture, etc. No. Spend time time with your family and friends. Go see a movie. Walk in nature. Eat at a new restaurant or make a new recipe at home. I guarantee there is something interesting you could do that will be better than the grinding 24/7. And at this point you all know what happens if you don't: burnout, nothing to talk about besides work, poor health, less productive. The people telling you to work harder lack experience or they have something to sell you. Usually both. They don't care about you or your well-being. Beware of the new trends, because as we warn you about hustle culture, it takes on new forms. The marketing changes. But it's the same message: What you are doing isn't enough. You're not enough. Do more. Here's the secret only I can tell you. It worked for me and look at my success, and this will work for you.

Let's talk about hustle culture. As an entrepreneur and DJ, I know all about the pressure to hustle hard every day, to burn the midnight oil, and to push ourselves to our limits. But is hustle culture sustainable? The answer is no. It's not. We must prioritize our mental health, relationships, and personal growth just as much as our careers. Working smarter, not harder, is key to long-term success. Of course, sometimes, we need to grind and push ourselves to achieve our goals. But we also need to take breaks, rest, and recharge. Only by taking care of ourselves can we truly be our best selves for our careers and our loved ones. So, let's focus on balance, taking care of ourselves, and working smarter, not harder. Trust me, it will pay off in the long run. Signed, Someone who's been through burnout before.

“Hustle” has become a polarizing word. For some, it may embodies grit, resilience, and the drive to build something from nothing. For others, it’s a dirty word — shorthand for burnout, overwork, and an unhealthy obsession with productivity. But let’s be real: those who sneer at hustle often do so from a place of comfort, perhaps even complacency. Hustle threatens those who are unambitious because it holds a mirror up to them on what they’re unwilling to do. It forces them to confront their own lack of action. Their own complacency with comfort. Founders are cut from a different cloth. We will sacrifice comfort in the short term in hopes for a building something for ourselves in the long term. They innately possess hustle — it’s the unseen engine that drives them toward success. Building a company, a product, or even a movement isn’t glamorous work. For every public milestone a founder achieves, there’s a mountain of late nights, early mornings, sacrifices, and financial stresses that no one sees. Those with the hustle - keep it up. Hustle appreciates hustle. ???? #ExecutiveSocial #SocialStrategy #FounderBrand #Founder #TheBrandAudit

Is the hustle worth it? As start-up owners, we chase success. But too often, we sacrifice our well-being. I often get burnout, but it's never a good sign. Burnout means you have: - Inefficient systems - Poor boundaries - Misaligned priorities And yes, I have these, and I am working on it. I don't know if hustle culture is good or bad. But I watched my dad burn out in his 40s because he pushed too hard in his 20s. He missed out on enjoying both. So, I am okay with slow growth, but I need balance. Look out for these warning signs: - Constant exhaustion - Declining productivity - Lack of enthusiasm Ignoring them? That’s risky business. So, what’s the fix? I learned this from a fellow founder.. ?? Build a business that energizes you. Here are three simple steps to get you back on track: → Audit your time, see where it goes. → Build processes and SOPs. → Delegate or hire and let go of the extra weight. Just Be. Be present. I heard this line somewhere - Be human-beings not human-doings. Do you believe in hustle culture?

?? Hustle Culture Isn’t Dead—But Should It Be? Everyone’s talking about giving hustle culture a makeover. Keep the ambition, ditch the burnout. ?? But here’s the real question: Why hustle at all when you could use tools like Data Optimization Engines and Automated Insights Platforms to do the heavy lifting? Success shouldn’t come at the cost of your mental or physical health. The grind is for those still playing catch-up. If you’re in the BlueZone, you’re not working harder—you’re working smarter. ?? Here’s what you really need: - Sacrifice burnout, not your life. - Make data-driven decisions with ease, not endless meetings. - Use technology to free up your brainpower for what really matters. ?? The hustle is old news. Want real achievement? Step into the future with BlueZone energy and limitless potential. ?? Where do you stand? Still hustling or ready to optimize your life? #Leadership #DataOptimization #WorkSmarter #AIForLeaders https://lnkd.in/dfcdWUqA

?? Unpopular Opinion: Hustle Culture is Overrated. As founders, we’ve been fed the idea that grinding 24/7 is the only way to succeed. But here’s the thing: Hustle without intention is just burnout in disguise. If you’re constantly in overdrive, you’re not leading your business—you’re just surviving it. Real growth happens when you take a step back, prioritize your well-being, and focus on building a sustainable foundation for your business. More hours don’t necessarily mean more progress. Sometimes, the best thing you can do for your company is to take a break, recharge, and come back with fresh eyes. So, instead of glorifying the hustle, let’s start celebrating smart, intentional work that actually moves the needle. What’s your take? Agree or disagree?

My latest blog post just went live on Substack. If you're still finding yourself falling into the loop of hustle culture and busy-ness, this article is for you! Check it out and let me know what you think.

I either work for free or I charge a lot. Why do I say that? I’ll let you think about it. ?? Life Hack for Entrepreneurs: How Much Is Your HOUR of Work Worth? Here’s a simple tip: take your monthly earnings and divide them by how many hours you work. That number is the value of ONE HOUR of your time. We all have distractions—lying on the couch, grabbing beers with friends, or watching a series. But here’s the thing: you’ll keep giving in to these distractions until your time feels more valuable than those activities. As your hourly rate increases, you’ll start feeling like your time is too expensive to waste. That’s when you begin cutting out things that don’t deserve your time. Everyone’s number is different, but this works for everyone. You’ll start filtering the people you spend time with, the activities you choose, the work you do, and even how you learn and improve yourself. At the end of the day, you’ll appreciate and respect your time more. So, what’s your hour worth? ??? #EntrepreneurLife #code2day