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Meet Selena Rezvani. She is a leadership coach, four time author, and someone who spends a lot of time thinking about why work feels harder than it needs to be.
We talk about suffering at work.
We talk about why people are suffering at work and what suffering at work even means.
We talk about side hustles and life rafts.
We talk about the loss of trust and optimism.
We talk about Gen Z (obviously).
This is WORK. Conversations.
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