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The Consequences of Living in an Over Work Culture
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Jan 232025
Clip 01 Brigid Schulte describes the concept of overwork, its impact on health, relationships, and quality of life, and challenges the belief that long hours equate to productivity. This clip is essential for framing overwork as a cultural and systemic issue, rather than an individual problem. This clip comes from our January 16 event, “A New Year’s Resolution to Reject Over Work — A Book Talk with Brigid Schulte,” hosted by the Aspen Institute Economic Opportunities Program. To watch the full video — or to download a transcript and additional resources — visit our website: https://www.aspeninstitute.org/videos... Or subscribe to our podcast and listen on the go: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh... For more clips from this discussion, follow us on YouTube:    / @aspeneop   Join us on February 26 for our next event, “Re-Entry and Good Jobs: Building the Second Chances We All Believe In”: https://aspeninstitute.zoom.us/webina...

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A New Year’s Resolution to Reject Over Work — A Book Talk with Brigid Schulte

The Aspen Institute

The Consequences of Living in an Over Work Culture

The Aspen Institute Economic Opportunities Program
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The Real Cost of Over Work and How to Fix It

The Aspen Institute Economic Opportunities Program
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How Shorter Work Hours Benefit Workers and Families

The Aspen Institute Economic Opportunities Program