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Good Life Project

How to Reclaim Work & Come Back to Life

Good Life Project

Jonathan Fields / Acast

Education, Wellness, Self-improvement, Midlife, Health & Fitness, Intentional Living, Personal Growth, Living Well, How To

4.53.4K Ratings

🗓️ 12 August 2021

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Work, as we know it, is broken. Has been for a long time. But this moment we're in has brought it home like never before. And, now, it's time for a reclamation! We spend the majority of our adult life working. If what you do empties you out, burns you out, or leaves you disconnected from what truly matters to you, that's a brutally hard way to live. BUT, if what you do fills you with meaning, energy and excitement, drops you into flow, and gives you a sense of purpose and joy, that's an amazing thing.

Question is - how do you KNOW what kind of work will give you all the life-elevating feelings you seek? A big part of the puzzle is discovering and deepening into your Sparketype® - your unique imprint for work that makes you come alive. You can discover yours now by taking the Sparketype Assessment.

Then, grab your copy of the groundbreaking new book by Jonathan Fields - SPARKED: Discover Your Unique Imprint for Work that Makes You Come Alive - to know yourself like never before, feel seen, embraced, and finally understand how to reclaim the way you work and transform it into a source of joy, meaning, purpose and possibility.

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Transcript

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0:00.0

So, ever wonder, what am I actually doing with my life?

0:10.5

Turns out you're not alone.

0:13.1

This last year and a half has been pretty hard on many levels and for many reasons.

0:18.4

And it's also been a huge wake up call, especially in the context of work.

0:24.2

Tens of millions of people are considering leaving jobs, even well-paying ones to find

0:30.3

new work, often without even having the next opportunity lined up.

0:36.1

Tens of millions more are wondering seriously about how to do this thing called work differently.

0:43.6

Why?

0:44.6

Because they've realized that the thing they've been doing, it doesn't make them feel

0:49.8

the way they want to feel.

0:51.9

It empties rather than fills, it tends to flatline rather than excite.

0:56.5

We're hearing the word burn out a ton right now.

0:59.6

It burns out rather than energizes and inspires and things like meaning or purpose or joy.

1:06.5

They pretty much left the building if they were ever even there in the context of work.

1:11.8

Smart people, capable people with so much to give, are realizing on mass, there's got

1:17.9

to be a better way.

1:20.3

To spend the vast majority of my waking hours for the rest of my life.

1:24.7

The question is, where do you go from here?

1:28.8

That is exactly what we're diving into in today's special episode of Good Life Project.

1:36.8

I'm Jonathan Fields and this is Good Life Project.

1:40.2

Okay, so let's dive back into that question.

1:51.1

If maybe you're considering making a bigger change, thinking of joining what's become

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