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Workplace balance needs to focus more on negatives
Jenna Price argues positivity and mindfulness are just ways to get us to comply with the increased pressures of capitalism.
Jenna Price is a columnist for The Canberra Times and Daily Life, and a senior lecturer in journalism at the University of Technology, Sydney.
Jenna Price argues positivity and mindfulness are just ways to get us to comply with the increased pressures of capitalism.
I can't even bring myself to write it down because the mere thought of it makes me feel slightly anxious and also a bit dizzy.
Someone has to do it, says Jenna Price, as she lovingly pulls out the old Mixmaster and makes the Christmas pudding for yet another year
Still angry. Still so angry. These are the words of the men and women who have decided to distance themselves from their families.
Mrs White walked up and down the streets last Sunday with a pile of letters from the past.
I'm still short, still overweight. Turns out you can cure one but not the other. But over a six year period, I've managed to keep off most of the weight I lost – and apparently that's unusual.
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