do your thing! i think having a variety of humans with different priorities and interests is absolutely a good thing. i think it’s amazing that you enjoy putt

do your thing! i think having a variety of humans with different priorities and interests is absolutely a good thing. i think it’s amazing that you enjoy putting in that time at work and it’s amazing that others prefer to spend a bit more of theirs on family or other projects. as a person who advocates for shorter work weeks (as long as we place a higher emphasis on _occasional_ crunch times) i totally understand both sides. i do think the article makes some great points though–it borders on delusion how a subset of people convince themselves they “did it alone.”