Are You Saying No at Work?

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In the summer of 20 15, Thomas felt like he was not feeling good enough. A friend told him to stop playing a role at work and be himself. He decided three times a week at least, i need to go for a run or go to the jim. And that sort of those steps with doors, scrat in that space,. then i could take the next step to go to ter and actually starting meeting these things.

Who is Thomas Anderson?

Better still, who is Thomas Anderson to write a book on vulnerability?

I ask this question during my conversation with him on this episode of the podcast.

Do vulnerability and productivity go hand-in-hand? I think so.

Setting boundaries, sharing limitations, dealing with overwhelm, are all part of them both. I know that once you're done listening to our conversation that you'll see the relationship between productivity and vulnerability.

And you might just be closer to the aim of being productive rather than "doing" productive, too.

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Connect with Thomas: Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn
Thomas's Book: The Vulnerable Man
Vulnerability + Ted Lasso: The art of vulnerability with Ted Lasso
Another book I loved spawned from journaling: Greenlights by Matthew McConaughey
Related Conversation: Episode 146 of A Productive Conversation
Related Blog Post: Why I Journal (and Why You Should Too)

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