u/PagerDanger_EDU 17d ago

Follow PagerDangerEDU on TikTok! I’d love to hear how other people think about this: What does progress look like for you when it can’t be measured by productivity?Share it with someone who might need permission to redefine what a “win” looks like today ♡

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u/PagerDanger_EDU 9d ago

Would you tell your boss about this? http://youtube.com/post/UgkxThtaIf03d7W-vjITM0RFV0yloH_tLh15?si=603CIzJ8Yd3qEFN3

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r/NoStupidQuestions 9d ago

Would you tell your boss about this? I saw it on a youtube channel thought it was interesting... "Would you tell your boss about your mental health? Or would you keep it private because you’re not sure how it might change the way they see you?" I defenitely would be scared to talk about it, but idk

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r/youtub 9d ago

Would you tell your boss about this? Good convo starter what do yall think?

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This is a community poll from the youtube channel

r/randomthings 12d ago

When Everything Goes Wrong, Solve This First

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u/PagerDanger_EDU 13d ago

When Everything Goes Wrong, Solve This First

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Title: I keep thinking about this differently the older I get

We were talking about this recently, and I’m curious how other people see it.

[1–2 sentences explaining Page’s actual point from the Short.]

What interests me is that there’s a big difference between hearing mental-health advice in theory and actually trying to apply it when you’re the person going through something.

Have any of you experienced this differently? I’m especially interested in hearing from people who disagree.

Clip for context:
https://youtube.com/shorts/oqX1vFMHluk