For the last episode of this season I thought it would be fun to recap with the one behind it all, my podcast producer, Tabby.
She carefully listened to all 10 episodes and took in everything. Each one was unique with a different story to tell.
After listening to them all, something happened, and then something else happened.
She found herself seeing workaholic traits in herself in the beginning, but by the end she knew how to prevent it and manage those traits, just by hearing other people's stories.
That’s what we want for everyone.
Tune in to find out:
Key Moments
{02:58} “When I started this, I had just started working more hours and then when I like what I'm doing, I'm just excited about doing it. And so I wanted to work on the weekends. I wanted to do all this ‘cause I was so excited about it. And then as I kept listening to the episodes and getting the takeaways and the advice, it's caused me sort of to not,[work on the weekends] if that makes any sense. It was helpful.”
{08:59} “You hit the nail on the head as to why I got so passionate about workaholism in the first place. And that was because it took a crisis for me too actually, I was forced to change. And I talk about it as it wasn't a want, it was a need. I didn't have a choice.”
{18:17} “ There's nothing wrong with being a workaholic in your twenties. It's just about being aware of when it's driving you to the point where it's no longer serving you. Those you and those you love and the world, be aware of that.”
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