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I know many of you listen to this podcast during your work week. We publish on

Wednesdays and we typically see that about 14,000 of you will have our latest

episode listened to by Friday afternoon. So let me just say that I

hope you're all having a wonderful work week. But what does that even look like these days?

I know that for me, the lines between work and home are growing increasingly blurred as the months drag on.

And I've even heard from some of you who say that you are actually

missing your commutes. Those of us who are working at home all the time may also be

missing our coworkers. I know I am, and honestly pining for the normal

human interaction that we once enjoyed at the office, a shared laugh in the kitchen for someone's birthday or a group toast for a work

anniversary happy hour but it's not just the milestones with our colleagues that we're

missing it's these day-to-day

interactions that are full of important non-verbal cues. It's the face-to-face

communication about an important project.

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