Hustle culture is the idea of constantly grinding. It’s when there is an intense focus on productivity, ambition, and success, with little regard for down time and self care. The foundation for hustle culture was laid during the entrepreneurial boom of the 1990s and 2000s. During this time a new standard emerged of the ‘go hard’ or ‘go home’ mindset. It’s the idea that you can only find success by working hard and long hours and when you think you are working your hardest, push yourself even harder. Sacrificing your leisure time is the way to reach your goals of success.

The number of True Crime consumers has steadily risen over the past years. There are many ways to learn about True Crime, whether it be from books, shows, or podcasts.

When people feel angry, our bodies react in certain ways. Each person reacts to anger differently. This could entail a racing heart, a tight stomach, and quickened breathing. A common anger response is blood rushing to the face resulting in a hot sensation, but the physical appearance of such a phenomena varies greatly between individuals. Culturally, anger is expressed and characterized in greatly different ways. From country to country, one reaction may be considered justified while the same reaction may incite a negative reaction.