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How To Stop Trying
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An Unflinchingly Honest And Sometimes Hilarious Look At Hustle Culture, Exploring The Forces That Have Shaped A Generation Of Overachieving Women Who Now Find Themselves In Search Of A Better Way Forward.Have You Ever Heard Someone Say, IM Trying To Make It Work, And Thought, That Sounds Like A Great Idea? Probably Not. Because The Thing About Trying Is That ItS Tiring; ItS Labor. Anyone Who Has Tried To Have Fun Or To Relax Or To Fall Asleep Knows This To Be True.And Yet: We Exist Within A Culture That Encourages UsOften With A Frantic UrgencyTo Try, And Try Harder. We Are Told To Try A Different Approach, Try To Do Or Be Better, Try To Squeeze In A Little Bit More. This Is Especially True Of Women, Who Not Only Have To Try Harder Than Men To Receive Access To The Same Opportunities And Resources, But Who Are Also Conditioned To Try In The Name Of Meeting Others Needs And Expectations, Often At The Expense Of Their Own WellBeing.In This Galvanizing And Illuminating Read, Kate Tackles Hustle Culture HeadOn, Exploring The Ways In Which Women Are Primed To Become Relentless Strivers. From The Workplace To Motherhood, From Relationships To SelfCareNo Arena Of A WomanS Life Is Safe From The Pressure To Exceed Expectations. This Conflation Of SelfWorth With Achievement, She Argues, Is Both Toxic And Counterproductive, As The Qualities We Most SeekHappiness, Meaning, PurposeAre Not Earned But Rather Owned.Known For Her Astute Cultural Analysis And PitchPerfect Observations Of Generational Trends, Williams Takes Readers On A Journey Rooted In Her Own Struggle To Divest From An Overachieving Identity, Including The Realizations That Came In The Wake Of A Painful Fertility Challenge. Deeply Felt, Passionately Argued, And Often LaughOutLoud Funny, This Is A Book For Every Woman Who Has Ever Wondered What Would Happen If She Stopped Trying So HardAnd Just Let Go.
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