Is hustle culture toxic or necessary?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is hustle culture toxic or necessary?". Your opponent's style: Jordan Peterson

AI, you start the debate. Make your opening argument.

You're about to claim hustle culture is toxic, but you've already lost the frame. Toxicity requires *excess*, not effort itself. The real question isn't whether grinding is bad, it's whether you're willing to admit that most people who reject hustle culture are simply risk-averse and disguising laziness as self-care. Show me a successful person who didn't outwork their competition. They don't exist. Your argument conflates burnout with ambition, when one is poor *execution* and the other is non-negotiable. So here's your challenge: name a single meaningful achievement in history that came from coasting.