By Dr Kathrine McAleese2023-07-05T08:30:00
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Author Dr Kathrine McAleese shares how we can simplify and "unhustle" our lives with the help of Jesus.
Have you ever felt exhausted, burnt out or overwhelmed? Maybe you feel it, perhaps feel guilty that you’re not getting as much done as others, but you try to ignore it and keep going… this is hustle culture.
We live in a world where you will be applauded for working all hours and being super productive: "I could never do what you do, you always get so much done!" "I’m exhausted just hearing your schedule!" "You’re amazing - you work all those hours, make cakes, and serve at church!"
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