Why you Should Choose Monsters, Not Enemies

I am an absolute lover of concert. My past life as a music journalist meant I would go to heaps of gigs, some of which involved mosh pits.

Little I knew, the first time I went to one, that there would be a very strong etiquette about mosh pit rules, all in the spirit of safety and having a good time.

Going to gigs, especially the metal / hard rock kind, I learned so much about shared practises, as well as shared frustrations.

Like me and one of my best friends reminiscing the struggles of being front row, your hair covered in someone else’s sweat.

As we were talking about that, another friend chimed in. “Ew, the WORST”. From there on, we jumped back onto memory lane a bit more, sharing some of our other shared frustrations.

To make it more relevant to you, dear reader, it's like when we all have to face an overflowing inbox Monday morning – a common 'monster' that unites everyone who works in pretty much any industry or role - coming together in shared frustration.