The Burnout Myth: Rethinking Hustle Culture from the Inside Out

In a world obsessed with productivity and "grind" mentality, The Burnout Myth challenges the deeply ingrained belief that constant hustle is the only path to success. It reframes burnout not as a personal failure but as a systemic issue rooted in toxic work norms, unrealistic expectations, and social validation through busyness.

Rather than just analyzing burnout through studies and statistics, the book features compelling, real-life stories of people who consciously chose to opt out of the hustle—and found peace, purpose, and prosperity on their own terms. These stories range from high-level executives to young creatives who left burnout behind to pursue slower, more intentional lives.