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The conversation explores the concept of workism, which is the belief that employment can provide the same fulfillment and purpose traditionally sought from organized religion. The hosts discuss their personal experiences with workism, including the tendency to overcommit and invest heavily in work, often at the expense of personal well-being. They also touch on the loss of third spaces, such as community clubs and organizations, which used to provide a sense of belonging and purpose outside of work. The conversation emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and setting boundaries to maintain a healthy relationship with work. Workism is about taking control of your relationship with work and finding balance. It’s important to reflect on your relationships with work and the communities or workplaces you’re involved in. Having agency over your life and finances is crucial in breaking free from workism.

Nyasha: You are now tuned into the Hopeful Workspace podcast. You will hear stories of real people from all over who are dealing with job loss or tough job situations. No companies are named and the people are kept anonymous. Well, except me, I’m Nyasha. Join me as we listen to the real stories of […]

(0:01 – 0:17) Nyasha: You are now tuned into the Hopeful Workspace Podcast. You will hear stories of real people from all over who are dealing with job loss or tough job situations. No companies are named and the people are kept anonymous. (0:18 – 0:37) Nyasha: Well, except me, I’m Nyasha. Join me as […]