Hello, this is Susie Esman and Jeff Garland.

I'm here.

And we are the host of the History of Curbier Enthusiasm Podcast.

Now we're going to be rewatching and talking about every single episode and we're going to break it down and give behind the scenes knowledge

that a lot of people don't know and we're going to be joined by special guests including Larry

David and Cheryl Pines Richard Lewis Bob Odenkirk and so many more and we're going to have clips and it's just

going to be a lot of fun so listen to the history of curpial enthusiasm on I-heart

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Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of I Heart Radio.

Good morning. This is Laura. Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast. Today's tip is to keep your work in perspective.

Most stuff is not a true emergency.

And staying calm will make work more sustainable.

So I know that in many workplaces these days,

there is a constant sense of emergency.

Every deadline brings panic and a sprint to get things done.

I know lots of places are short-staffed and everyone's trying to do more with less.

But is it truly an emergency? I know of a wise manager who reminds her team when they

are getting stressed out. You are not first responders.

Paramedics, EMTs, firefighters, and police officers

are first responders.

When an emergency occurs, they do in fact, drop everything and deal with it.

But if your work is not fighting fires, providing critical medical care, or stopping crimes, then you are probably not

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