A YouTube video (by David Jenyns) reflecting on the pressures of running a digital company and the harmful effects of being constantly connected. The speaker argues that the "always on" culture is a sickness that can destroy health, creativity, relationships, and teams, and emphasizes a personal craving for downtime, playtime, and time off the grid as necessary remedies.
In this digital age. And since I run a digital company, I feel like there's this ever growing pressure to always be on and always be responding and always be engaging and always be creating something new. But the truth is, from my point of view, this always on, always pushing, always going, it's really a sickness. And over time, it can destroy you. It can destroy your health and your creativity and your relationships and everything. And when it comes to your team, it. It can burn them out and take them completely out. And the more experience I have in this world, the more I see that personally, my soul craves downtime. It craves playtime, it craves time completely just off the grid.
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