Short YouTube monologue by Mike Andes reflecting on whether working 'too much' matters when concerned parties are loved ones (e.g., a spouse). The speaker raises a listener's comment about close relationships objecting to long work hours and frames it as an open question he is still figuring out.
Only people poorer than you will say that you work too much. And I made that as a post, and someone commented below it, and they said, well, what if that's my wife? What if that's my spouse, like, telling me I'm working too much? That's a good point. That's something I'm still trying to figure out, honestly. Okay, so what about the people you do love? What about the people that you have made a priority in your life and they aren't just a social obligation and you can't cut them out of your life? Like, does it matter whether or not they think you work too much?
