Coming up, are you lazy or are you just burned out?

We'll walk you through that and then a coffee cup interview test, a viral sensation, I'll

break that down and then one of my favorite personal stories of unexpected opportunities.

Helping you win in your work life so that you're winning in the other areas of your life

because work affects it all, I'm Ken, this is a Ken Coleman show.

I'll never forget I took a call on this show not too very long ago, probably in the last

year and a half, two years.

And immediately the woman told me how worried she was about her husband.

He was in a rut, not moving around with any kind of juice, his confidence shattered,

hadn't left the house in a while, had stopped looking for jobs.

There was a period where he had looked and just hadn't had any luck.

He had been laid off and you could tell that she was genuinely worried about him.

And I remember she said something in describing what had happened to her husband and how he

had been acting that had caused her concern and she called me and said, Ken, I need help.

And as she was describing at one point, she said, I don't think he's lazy, but and I remember

in a moment being instantly provoked to say the following.

And I cut her off and I said, man, can I tell you something?

I don't think your husband is lazy.

I don't think your husband's lazy.

I think he's lost.

If you in your inner dialogue recently or someone in your life that you care about, you've

had a thought about them being lazy, I want you to consider this.

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