Enough as You Are
Oliver explores the connection between self-worth and productivity, challenging the notion that one's value is tied to achievements. He emphasizes that simply existing is enough, and that striving for more should not come from a place of existential debt. The discussion highlights the importance of recognizing one's inherent worth, regardless of societal benchmarks for success.In this clip
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Oliver Burkeman || Time Management for Mortals
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