JC Quintana

It's a very complicated expectation transition from stages in life to the next stage in life.

Those things are impossible to manage in the workplace.

And I'll anchor that view.

It is impossible to manage expectations like that

while people are going through their own personal transitions in life, unless equity is mandatory.

Meaning that if I am a single mom, I'm about to have a baby,

And I need a certain amount of time because my mom lives miles and miles away.

And I've got to work at home.

And my job requires that I must work from the workplace.

Then as a workplace, if you're a family, you do what families do.

You make sacrifices to make it equitable for people.

But this is not a family.

This is a business relationship that requires work.

through that transition in life, that relationship doesn't exist anymore.

So we got to be very honest that that's how it works, right?

I'm ready for that.

So the Book of Joy, there was a book written.

It was an interview between the Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu many, many years ago before Archbishop Tutu passed away.

And they went off on a retreat and this very, very famous author interviewed the two of them.

It is not a business book.