Pete Wright

Yeah.

Like what a term you are really foreclosing.

You're letting go of this thing and letting it just sit and rot to trash.

Right.

Just walking away.

Yeah.

All I think of is it says is the financial crisis and like Phoenix just

Just abandoned homes that are just gone to rubble.

But that's exactly what they're talking about.

And at times, you know, that identity...

You borrow this identity at work and it starts to feel like you.

And the moment you consider leaving, you're not just leaving the job.

You are threatening to evict this self that you have been potentially for years.

Sure.

And that is hard for people to acknowledge and they do not acknowledge it well.

Yeah, for sure.

And people who over identify with that role, who have taken on more heavily the role of their work as their personal identity, those people tend to experience career dissatisfaction.

Again, this is according to James Marsha and Erickson as not assigned to leave.

Right.

They're upset with the way their job is going and they're looking at it not as a sign to leave, but as a plus.