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The Adrian Tan Show
LinkedIn's toxic positivity and hustle culture create unrealistic work expectations
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11 months ago

LinkedIn is often seen as a positive and professional social media platform, but is it really? 

In this episode, I explore how LinkedIn's toxic positivity and hustle culture can create unrealistic work expectations and harm our mental health. 

I discuss how LinkedIn users tend to exaggerate their achievements, hide their struggles, and compare themselves to others who seem to have it all. 

I also examine how LinkedIn can encourage unhealthy behaviours such as overworking, neglecting wellness, and chasing status. 

Finally, I share some tips on how to use LinkedIn more mindfully and authentically, without falling prey to its pitfalls.

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