The absence of mental illness doesn't mean the presence of mental health. Even if you're not depressed or burned out, you might be languishing—feeling a sense of emptiness and stagnation. Meh. Naming it is a step toward lighting a path out of the void.https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/19/well/mind/covid-mental-health-languishing.html …
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Right? It’s 9 o’clock or it just doesn’t count.
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In a world where what could help your mental health the most is an extra hour of sleep
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To be fair, I used to bounce out of bed at 6am to work, but i do sleep till 730 now even though I'm very driven, so this sentence resonated the most
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Everybody has some form of mental illness....Says the professionals who profit the most when people believe that crap. Being sad or lazy is not a medical illness, dammit.
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By that standard, I languish quite a bit.
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I used to work with a guy who had cooked breakfast Mon-Fri; and tea and toast on the weekend. When I queried him his logic was he had too much to do on the weekend to spend time over brekkie
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I mean, I like your piece in general but who let you keep that sentence in there?