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Anne Helen Petersen

The Millennial Struggle Against Burnout and Overwork

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Author: Anne Helen Petersen

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780358315070

Language: English

Publish Date: 09/20/2020

Audiobook length: 31min

Can't Even Audiobook by Chapters

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chapter 1: Our Burnt-Out Parents

00:0036:41

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chapter 2: Growing Mini-Adults

00:0044:34

chapter 3: College at Any Cost

00:0035:22

chapter 4: Do What You Love and You’ll Still Work Every Day for the Restof Your Life

00:0047:17

chapter 5: How Work Got So Shitty

00:0040:48

chapter 6: How Work Stays So Shitty

00:0052:13

chapter 7: Technology Makes Everything Work

00:0050:17

chapter 8: What Is a Weekend?

00:0048:33

chapter 9: The Exhausted Millennial Parent

00:0064:58

chapter 10: Conclusion: Burn It Down

00:0020:33

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Who should listen Can't Even

The summary audiobook of "Can't Even" by Anne Helen Petersen is ideal for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of millennial burnout, particularly those in their 20s and 30s who feel overwhelmed by societal pressures and the demands of modern life. It resonates with listeners who are grappling with issues related to work-life balance, economic instability, and mental health, offering insights into the cultural and systemic factors that contribute to these challenges. Whether you're a millennial feeling the weight of these expectations or simply interested in the cultural critique of generational experiences, this summary provides a concise and thought-provoking exploration of contemporary struggles.

3 quotes from Can't Even

"In a culture that constantly demands more from us, the struggle to feel 'enough' can feel all-consuming."
"The irony of our disconnection in a hyper-connected age is that we often feel more isolated than ever."
"Careers are no longer linear paths; they are a series of pivots, and with each pivot comes both uncertainty and potential."

Author : Anne Helen Petersen

Anne Helen Petersen is an acclaimed journalist, cultural critic, and author, known for her incisive analysis of contemporary issues and her ability to weave compelling narratives around complex topics. With a PhD in Media Studies from the University of Texas at Austin, Petersen initially made her mark as a senior culture writer for BuzzFeed News, where her articles on subjects ranging from celebrity culture to millennial burnout garnered widespread attention and acclaim. She has an exceptional talent for marrying academic rigor with accessible prose, making her insights both thought-provoking and relatable to a broad audience. Petersen's works, including "Can't Even: How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation," reflect her deep engagement with social dynamics and her commitment to unpacking the broader implications of everyday experiences within the cultural landscape.

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