It’s funny. Underneath all the stress and the pressure of deadlines, I’m not unhappy. Not really. In the end, I chose all this for myself. But not unhappy is not happiness, writes Michelle Fu.

“The struggle itself toward the heights is enough to fill a man’s heart,” Camus wrote in his essay. “One must imagine Sisyphus happy.” While it’s easy to focus on Sisyphus’ fate ...

Sisyphus’ struggle feels like where we are now with education reform. The regular session of the Legislature ended in early March with the collapse of Senate Bill 451.

I couldn’t quite pinpoint the void until I experienced my own uphill struggle, which led to a crucial realization: I believe there to be a second story of Sisyphus.

The story of Sisyphus illustrates how frustrating it is for employees to continuously struggle in their work, seeing absolutely no purpose or value in it. Dan Ariely conducted a study recently ...

The echoes of Sisyphus’s struggle Sarfaraz A. Khan Published July 31, 2023 . 0. Join our Whatsapp channel. In Greek mythology, Sisyphus faced an eternal chore: he had to push a large rock up a hill.

“The struggle itself toward the heights is enough to fill a man’s heart. One must imagine Sisyphus happy .” This is a bleak model for those in lamentation over our current moment.

Pathetic, right? But Camus had a different take. He argued that Sisyphus is no slave but an artist — that his endless alternation of the struggle to rise followed by mingled relief and acceptance of ...

French philosopher and author Albert Camus, in his essay "The Myth of Sisyphus," argued that despite his futile task, Sisyphus can find meaning by embracing the struggle itself. "One must imagine ...