Slow Living: Find Peace, Balance, and Calm in Hustle Society

Quiet Quitting

Sep 12, 2022
The discussion delves into the cultural phenomenon of quiet quitting, framing it as a necessary pushback against hustle culture. Its essence lies in establishing work boundaries and embracing a balanced life. Stephanie reflects on the pressures of overwork during the pandemic and promotes a mindset shift towards self-compassion and realistic expectations. Listeners discover practical tips for integrating personal and work life and learn to prioritize mental health and family over relentless productivity. Accepting imperfections in work and parenting is also a key takeaway.
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INSIGHT

Quiet Quitting Defined

  • Quiet quitting means doing your assigned job well and not overdelivering to compensate for understaffing.
  • Stephanie O'Dea frames it as a pushback against unsustainable hustle culture and pandemic-era overwork.
ADVICE

Set Firm Work-Life Boundaries

  • Do your work during work hours and then stop; turn off notifications and be present with family.
  • Set clear boundaries so work doesn't bleed into home life and cause burnout.
ANECDOTE

Stephanie's Daily Boundaries

  • Stephanie shares her personal routine: she works one to two hours early, then stops until the next day.
  • She goes to work, finishes at four, and then focuses fully on family time.
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