As employees, we probably all know the practical reasons and benefits of Quiet Quitting. You don’t invest more time or effort than you are required to, and you have more time to explore other passions or priorities outside of work. In this article, we explore the impact of Quiet Quitting from other lenses, such as the Coaching lens and the Buddhist lens.
What does independence in Buddhism look like? Zeb shares how awareness, compassion, and acceptance help him to experience some liberation from suffering in daily life. He also discovers what the Buddha’s half-smile represents to him.
Discover wise advice for navigating work and life with wisdom in this heartfelt letter to a graduate self in the past. Find guidance on finding balance and cultivating meaningful relationships
When is it time to quit the job? Ro shares a few 'filters' and prompts to ask yourself. This helps us to quit even the cushiest of jobs when we no longer feel that we can add value or be valued at where we are.
It’s been a tough time with layoffs across Twitter, Stripe, Lyft, Zendesk, Meta, Amazon, GoTo and more. Within the industry, almost everyone knows someone who has been impacted by a layoff - if they weren’t laid off themselves.
Burnout can happen anytime and anywhere. When it happens, the whole world feels shakey and dark. How can we identify if we are falling into such states? Is leaving a career/ relationship that is causing us great stress a bad thing? Here are two resources that might benefit you.
1. There are different types of burnout, do you identify with any of these?
2. Maybe it is time to leave.