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🗓️ 31 August 2022
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When we don't see our work as a vocation, we're constantly looking forward to our next vacation. This week, Pat, Beau and Tracy discuss the Sunday blues and the idea of work as a calling rather than a transactional relationship.
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0:00.0 | Welcome to another episode of At the Table with Patrick Linchoney, where everything we talk |
0:14.2 | about is related to changing the world of work so that more organizations can be more |
0:18.4 | effective and less dysfunctional and employees can be more fulfilled and less miserable. |
0:22.3 | I'm your host, Pat Linchoney, joined by a special co-host today, Cody got called away for |
0:28.3 | a very important family thing. Everything's fine, but he had to go help his mother-in-law |
0:32.1 | with something urgent. Actually, her tire blew out, so he had to go help her. So stepping |
0:36.6 | in for Cody is Bo Johnson. We love having you here, Bo. You're his neighbor, so you're |
0:45.2 | jumping in for him. We appreciate it. And this is a topic you're going to love. You already |
0:48.4 | love. I do love this topic, yes. And Tracy, you're back, as always, thank you for being |
0:54.4 | here. Thank you. Thank you for having me. Yeah. Thank you for having me. And Matt's on the |
1:00.7 | keyboards. Hey, Matt, thanks for doing this. How are you doing today, Matt? Matt's eating something |
1:05.5 | and he's happy. Okay, good. So what's our topic today, Bo? Today we're talking about vocation |
1:11.9 | over vacation. Yeah, what does that mean? This word vocation is what this is about. And it comes |
1:18.3 | from Latin, which and it stands for the word calling. When you have a vocation, you have a |
1:23.6 | calling. And if you're familiar with in the Christian world, a vocation is often seen as being |
1:28.8 | a priest or a nun and people say, you know, what's we have we need vocations. And that's what they |
1:33.8 | mean. And then we carry that further. We could say, well, my vocation is to be a good husband |
1:38.3 | for my wife or my or to be a parent to my kid. So we can see that's a calling too. But the thing is |
1:46.4 | all work has the potential to be a vocation. And a vocation is always about others. |
1:54.5 | And when our work is a vocation, that's when we find joy and we avoid burnout. Now this |
2:02.4 | is different than working genius. Now within the vocation that we have, we should use our working |
2:06.6 | genius. But what we're now talking about is not like what we do, like the actual activity, |
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