Chris Duffy

So how do you know when you're happy at your job?

How do you know when you found a job that will make you happy?

So how do you know when you're financially stressed or you actually have the ability to make a choice?

And how do you know when you're actually happy?

I think also expanding the timeframe you look at it on, right?

Like if your goal is that I'm gonna be happy every minute and that if I have an unhappy hour, that means like something has gone horribly wrong at work versus if it's like, okay, like you may have a really rough month and that actually doesn't mean that your career or your job needs to get completely tossed out.

But is it like struggle where you're learning something where you're growing or is it struggle where you're getting like abused and beaten down and dismissed?

Like those are really different versions of a bad month.

I think also expanding the timeframe you look at it on, right?

Like if your goal is that I'm gonna be happy every minute and that if I have an unhappy hour, that means like something has gone horribly wrong at work versus if it's like, okay, like you may have a really rough month and that actually doesn't mean that your career or your job needs to get completely tossed out.

But is it like struggle where you're learning something where you're growing or is it struggle where you're getting like abused and beaten down and dismissed?

Like those are really different versions of a bad month.

You just recently started this new role as hosting the work life podcast.

How did you think about whether to do it or not?

And what were you worried about or what were you excited about?

And they were like, great news.

This is conservation of podcasts.

A podcast will neither be created nor destroyed.

It will simply move from one form to another, like water to vapor.

You just recently started this new role as hosting the work life podcast.