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

pm not addressing the press

Look, you're implying the Prime Minister should be more available to media scrutiny, and that's precisely where you're wrong. A leader's job is governance, not performance art for journalists who operate on sensationalism and gotcha moments. When a PM spends hours in press conferences defending headlines instead of implementing policy, the country suffers. The press will twist whatever's said anyway, so why waste the oxygen? Competent leadership speaks through results, not soundbites. Churchill governed during war without daily press briefings. Results matter more than accessibility theater. If you think constant media availability produces better governance, you're confusing democratic accountability with democratic distraction. What specific policy outcome would press conferences actually improve?