Volume IV: Endurance

The struggle is eternal. Apparently, so is the workload.

In Greek mythology, endurance was less a virtue and more an unfortunate job requirement. Titans carried impossible burdens, heroes faced overwhelming tasks, and condemned souls repeated the same pointless labor for eternity.

From Atlas holding up the heavens to Sisyphus pushing a boulder that never stays put, ancient myths understood something modern humans know all too well: sometimes the work never ends, the expectations remain unreasonable, and nobody seems particularly interested in providing additional resources.

Volume IV: Endurance explores the timeless human experience of impossible workloads, relentless responsibilities, and the stubborn determination to keep going despite increasingly compelling reasons to stop.

Because tomorrow is another day.

Unfortunately.