Through Conversations

What's Wrong With The Modern Workplace From A Gen Z Perspective - And How To Fix It.

Episode Summary

Solo Episode where share with you a chapter of my upcoming book (more details coming soon), and I delve into the concept of the "Soft Life" and why prioritizing well-being in the workplace is crucial for building a sustainable workplace system.

Episode Notes

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I discuss the importance of interdependence and the roles of empathy and cooperation in repairing the world and fostering a community-oriented environment. The conversation explores the scientific backing for altruism and the transformative personal journey of Dar LaBeach towards living more authentically.

I also challenge the traditional notions of hard work and success, proposing a reevaluation of what it truly means to be successful. This episode encourages listeners to reconsider their definitions of success and to embrace a lifestyle that values authenticity and collective well-being over individual achievement. The discussion aims to inspire a shift towards a more empathetic and cooperative approach in both personal lives and professional environments.

Read more about my upcoming book here - https://throughconversations.substack.com

Highlights

00:00 Intro & Preview

02:30 Critique of "Soft Life"

04:14 Workplace Well-being Priority

05:14 Building a New System

06:14 Interdependence Matters

08:33 World Repair

09:22 Empathy and Cooperation's Impact

11:10 Altruism's Scientific Evidence

12:25 Dar LaBeach's Change

13:18 Living Authentically