by Celine Hosea We live in a unique age where multiple contradictions regarding self-optimisation exist simultaneously, much more so than in other periods of history. The ideal modern person encompasses difficult or near-impossible elements to attain side-by-side. For instance, industrial capitalism and ideas of good parenting evolved more or less simultaneously. The categorisation of emotional neglect as child abuse emerged only recently, right alongside rapid advancements in technology and increased career responsibilities. We are expected to be more present and emotionally accommodating parents yet spend longer hours at work. We are encouraged to take on side hustles and respond to emails outside…
There Is No Such Thing as a Work-Life Balance
