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Are we hustling ourselves into sickness?

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Millennials worldwide have been taught that anyone can get ahead; you just have to work hard. They’ve been raised on stories of rags to riches success, and Hollywood tales of big effort meaning even bigger rewards. All we have to do is hustle. But what if the dream being sold, is a lie?
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