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Dec 31, 2020 59 min

Episode 37 - Is Work, Working For You?

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Episode 37 – Is Work Working For You? Our Check-In this week, centers around Edward’s feelings of boredom and unfulfillment at work. Edward is trying to figure out what his boundaries are for life, especially when it comes to working. We discuss Edward’s past relationship with his job and how that affects his feelings on where he is now. The conversation takes a turn into Edward’s use of dreams and work have been a method of disconnecting from his present situation and being. We resolve with a wonderful breakthrough as Edward gets a new perspective on where he is in life. Our Deep Dive this week pairs nicely with our check-in. Jason relates his story about his employment history. His views determined decisions about staying where he was, finding a new job, and what jobs to pick. The discussion evolves into how to know if work is working for you. We talk about the different thoughts and boundaries we place and perceptions we have about where we have worked and around Jobs in general. Our Off the Rails this week is based around the New Year’s traditions from other countries. Most cultures celebrate New Year’s. Each has customs different than our own. We discuss some of these customs and our familiarity with them. Some will seem funny; others will arouse our curiosity.

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