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What would you do if you trained every day for five years just for a 10 second speed increase to compete in the national championship and still lost? I don’t know about you, but if I’m being completel...
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On this podcast, we talk a lot about the process of becoming unemployed from beliefs and systems that hold you back. But what happens when you know what you want to do or say, but can’t figure out why yo...
What happens when a 9/11 survivor, Navy veteran, and 28-year corporate travel veteran gets laid off on a Zoom call with 4,000 other people?
Harold Wilkerson didn’t panic or spiral. He has too much experience with hard things for that. He g...
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Sometimes, I make real mess of things.
Recently, an uber-charismatic content strategist, stand-up comedian, and actor came on The Unemployment Diaries and told me he didn’t feel like he measured u...
Will Thomas is a triple threat: stand-up comedian, actor, and B2B content strategist with a newsletter that gets a 70% open rate. He’s also someone who spent years flattening himself to fit inside corporate culture (anyone else resonate?) —...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Become “unemployed” from others’ definitions of a life well-lived, and build your own.
Futurist and digital nomad writing about AI, the future of work, longevity, and location-independent living—for builders, founders, and 50+ reinvention seekers.
Your job or business shouldn’t be keeping you up at night on a Sunday. Most people try to push through. I show you a different way. Transformation Coach. From burnt out and breaking down to doing work that lights me up.
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