We're stuck in an absurd cycle, where the only thing more exhausting than the work is pretending to do the work. 

Every week begins with the best of intentions and ends with you staring at a dozen half-finished tasks scattered across a dozen different platforms, wondering what the hell you actually accomplished.

We're stuck in an absurd cycle, where the only thing more exhausting than the work is pretending to do the work. 

Every week begins with the best of intentions and ends with you staring at a dozen half-finished tasks scattered across a dozen different platforms, wondering what the hell you actually accomplished.

https://www.joanwestenberg.com/modern-work-fucking-sucks/

I write about tech + humans + philosophy. Farcaster OG. FID 3305 founder of /theindex 

https://linktr.ee/joanwestenberg

desk work should conclude with automation but inevitably you do things to repair said automation

field work should conclude with desk work but inevitably most of the scope is handed back to you