Hello friends, welcome to the podcast. I hope your day is treating you well. I am spending this

quarter writing my book, which means that we are posting a few of my personal favorite episodes

from the last year. This episode originally aired earlier this year, but I'm wondering if you

got a chance to listen to it. If you're interested in the book, you can be one of the first people to

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thanks for being here and let's get into the episode. I am Sarah Jane Case and this is

Anya Graham and Coffee. So today we are diving into how our type pattern may impact our beliefs

around morality and kindness, but first today's Rosebud and Thorn. So my rose today is really

and it's that clicking sound that our laptop keys make. I love it. I love the way it makes me feel

like a secretary in a movie, but I also love when other people do it. It's like a very relaxing

sound to me. I know for some people it drives them nuts, but for me it is very, very pleasurable.

I just got a new computer right at the end of 2020 because TANX is. It was by like my big purchases

right at the end because I'm like trying to get the deductions, but I got a new MacBook Air and

the clickers on this guy are just so good. The little click sounds. If they annoy you, then

just close your ears for a second because I'm going to make some click sounds for you.

This was not planned.

Good, right? It's good. Okay. Number two, the Thorn for today is I'm in what we call a sprint

season. And when we talk about work life balance, I like to talk about how it's a long game. It's

not something that you're going to do just day to day is not going to be perfectly balanced,

but over the course of a year maybe you have a pretty balanced year. So some seasons are pretty

intense. So you're working like really, really hard so that you can rest a little bit later.

I'm in a sprint season. And honestly the first quarter of this year is a sprint season for me.

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