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Decoding Hustle Culture: What You Need to Know?           Ah, hustle culture - the glorification of excessive work and the idea that success only comes to those who hustle hard! It's the mindset that encourages individuals to prioritize work over everything else, and never settle for less. The term "hustle culture" gained momentum in the early 2000s, thanks to books like " The 4-Hour Work Week " by Tim Ferriss and " Crush It! " by Gary Vaynerchuk, which propelled the culture into the mainstream. Hustle culture is all about grinding it out, working long hours, and pushing yourself to the limit to achieve success. It's the belief that anyone can make it big if they work hard enough. But, as with anything in life, there are two sides to this story. Critics argue that the culture of hustle promotes a toxic work environment, and neglects the importance of work-life balance. They say that it's not sustainable to work long hours and push yourself to t...

     Picture this: you're sipping on your favourite drink, scrolling through your inbox, and suddenly, there it is - the perfect email. The subject line catches your eye, the content is relevant and timely, and the call-to-action is so irresistible that you can't help but click through. This my friends, is the power of a well-executed email cadence. So, what exactly is email cadence? It's the art of timing and frequency when it comes to sending emails to your customers or clients. Think of it like a dance, but instead of waltzing with a partner, you're waltzing with your subscribers. And just like any dance, you need to get the timing right. But why is email cadence so important? Well, think about it - if you bombard your audience with emails every day, they'll likely hit that dreaded unsubscribe button faster than you can say "inbox zero." On the other hand, if you hardly ever show up in their inbox, you'll miss out on valuable opportunities to connec...