when you are so invested in the way your life looks and you know,

just you're carried by the momentum of all the choices that you've made up until this moment.

And you're just responding. You're responding to the day to day of your job and your life and your

family. It's just very, very hard to ask those basic questions like, am I happy? You know,

am I doing what I want to be doing? If I had to go back to work in two weeks, would that be my

choice? You know what I mean? Like what I want to be doing that? That right there might be the

greatest gift that this quarantine is giving us. Welcome to the show. I'm Jordan Harbinger.

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hook you right up. Today on the show, if you don't want to hear about coronavirus, how we're coping

with it, I get it. Skip this one. Go to one of our many other options. Be it a long form interview

or feedback Friday, Q&A. But look, this is make the most out of quarantine. Quarantine, whatever you

want to call it, a lot of you are already back to work and that's great. But what I will say is,

the economy is going to be slow for a while. A lot of people are out of work. A lot of people's

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