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While he’s too refined and well-mannered to say take this job and shove it, that was Rahkim Sabree’s thoughts when he resigned from the regional bank where he’d worked until late May.
The 31-year-old had had enough with the way he was being micromanaged and continuously assigned menial tasks. If they needed me, I was happy to help out, said Sabree, who had risen through the ranks in the banking world over the last decade. But when what started as a favor became an expectation, and then part of my everyday duties.
Qué es la productividad tóxica y cómo evitarla
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Think about your work ethic during the pandemic. Have you been more productive than usual? Do you rush to volunteer for projects at work, even when your plate is already full? Do you promise to make dinner as soon as you finish “one last thing” on your to-do list? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you might be suffering from toxic productivity.
What, you ask? How can productivity, that time-honored marker of success, be toxic? We’re here to explain.
In many ways, “toxic productivity” is just a buzzy new term for workaholism ― but it’s also a little more nuanced than that old-school phrase. Toxic productivity is essentially an unhealthy desire to be productive at all times, at all costs. It’s the need to go the “extra mile” at work or at home, even when it’s not expected of you.
January 25 2021, 11:04 am | BY Ricki Green | 14 Comments
Fitness First has today launched a new brand platform, ‘Put Yourself First’ via Thinkerbell, to highlight the importance and benefits that come from finding the time to look after yourself and stay fit.
2020 was a physically and mentally exhausting year for everyone, with Australians struggling to find time to prioritise their own needs. Newly released research conducted by YouGov Galaxy has found that more than 60% of Australian’s believe they need to find more time for themselves to stay fit and healthy. Further, over half of all Australian’s agree that they need to find a way to sometimes put their own needs first, before others. This was especially true for parents of children under 12 with 83% of them saying they needed to look after themselves more. With many Australian’s finding it hard to find the time to put their own needs first the new brand platform aims to give Australian’s a gentle nudge,
January 25, 2021 11:02
After a physically and mentally draining year, Fitness First is seeking to highlight the importance of staying fit, launching new brand platform ‘Put Yourself First’.
The new platform and accompanying campaign was inspired by YouGov Galaxy research which found that 60% of Australians believe they need to find more time to stay fit and healthy and 83% of parents of children under 12 saying they needed to look after themselves more.
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In response, Fitness First is targeting both the physical and psychological benefits of keeping active, as well as its range of facilities.
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“At Fitness First we believe the real journey to fitness is both physical and mental. Inner-strength and resilience is just as important as physical training and healthy eating,” says Matt Fletcher, Fitness First’s head of brand strategy.
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