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Here's your money briefing for Wednesday, November 6th. I'm J.R. Waylon for The Wall Street Journal.

There are a lot of things at our jobs that frustrate us, that can make us grumpy, or maybe appear to be slacking off.

But then there are coworkers who rise above the challenges, always seem to be in a good mood and always on the go.

They are the happy warriors.

They're trying to signal to coworkers and maybe managers in particular that we have not fallen prey to the negativity and the burnout that is so common in a lot of workplaces right now.

So when you have so many people who are kind of mentally checked out at work, and the burnout that is so common in a lot of workplaces right now.

So when you have so many people who are kind of mentally checked out at work,

if you're the person who's bringing that happy warrior spirit, that engagement, that persistence,

they say, look, it's a really easy way to stand out.

So what does it mean for their career track?

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Your coworker who has endless energy and is always smiling might have the inside track to getting ahead.

Wall Street Journal columnist Callum Borshers joins me.

Callum, in your column, you call these types of workers happy warriors.

Why are they taking on that moniker?

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