Good evening, everybody. How are y'all doing? Welcome to the show. I hope you're getting through the week.

Tough times and they just kind of keep coming. I'm not even going to get into what's going on in my life.

This year has not been kind to me. Every time I turn around, it's something else. But you know what?

I am showing up to all of it with grace. I am keeping my head

down and doing my work, putting one step and foot of the other, feeling all of my feelings,

but I'm making room for all of them. I'm practicing acceptance and mindfulness, which means

I might not want it. I might not enjoy it. I'm not saying it's okay, but I'm making room for all

of it. And I'm not having to live or feel from it.

We, again, think that our thoughts and our feelings have to guide our behavior, but we can

unhook from them, acknowledge them, let them be by our side. There's a beautiful roomy poem

called Guest House, and it's about welcoming everything in and making room for everything.

Google it, read it,

live by it. It's stunning. It's the most poetic example of acceptance and mindfulness,

which has gotten me through some really difficult times this year. This year, as I said,

not nice, not nice. But y'all wouldn't even believe what's going on in my life. Every domain. All of them. Uh,

but here we are. So, uh, God bless. Give yourself some grace, though, as I said, that's what I'm

offering myself. Um, let's jump into a topic. Ways to find a job you love. What? Find a job you love. Is

that even possible? You say yes, why yes it is.

However, before I even get into it, just a caveat. Not everyone's job is going to be something

they love and that's okay. We participate in the system because we have set up this dehumanizing

system where you have to actually earn a living. Isn't that a gross way to hear it? You have to earn a

living. You're not allowed to just be alive because you're a human. You have to earn it. We shouldn't

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