You Don’t Have To Understand Everything

In Episode 3 of this podcast about "the most boring mid life crisis ever", J works through some underdeveloped metaphors before offering some actual useful advice. Please get in touch with your own experiences of going through or thinking about a career change. Maybe together we can work out WTF it is we're all doing. Instagram - jsp00ner LinkedIn - jspo X - snoopfish email - [email protected] Links mentioned in the episode for articles/podcasts/video: • Asana article on the 80/20 principle • No1 Son's Spotify profile Original music by David Edwards aka Minotaur Shock: https://minotaurshock.bandcamp.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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