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EPISODE · Feb 5, 2026 · 50 MIN

When Your Job Replaces Who You Are

from Cozy with Calinnah · host Calinnah

At some point, work stops being what you do — and starts becoming who you are.In this episode of Cozy with Calinnah, I sit down with a circulating nurse to talk about overworking, losing touch with creativity, and the quiet realization that your identity can slowly shrink down to a job title. We explore what happens when discipline outpaces selfhood, why creative parts of us go dormant, and how easy it is to lose yourself while “keeping it together.”This is a reflective conversation for high-functioning professionals who are burnt out but not broken — and are starting to question who they are outside of work.🎺 Guest: Jose 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sprintermurse/

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A reflective conversation about work, identity, and burnout. Calinnah talks with a circulating nurse about overworking, losing touch with creativity, and realizing how easily your sense of self can shrink to a job title. This episode is for anyone who’s been holding it together for too long.

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