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Jen Hitze's avatar

So honest, vulnerable, and thought provoking. Thank you!

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Ned's avatar

Jen, a delayed respponse from me - holiday season, etc etc - but thank you for reading! Glad you enjoyed.

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Bec's avatar

Well done Ned, it’s a huge leap you’ve taken to follow your passion and dream, not many people have the strength to do what you’ve done and truly find their identity.

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Gary Gruber's avatar

One of the first questions people ask upon meeting, is often, "What do you do?" as if a job defines who we are. No one, or very few, ask, "Who are you?" I worked with a group for several years who used this question and some allied exercises to explore the differences between a job and our identity as persons. A job may not be your work if work is that which you care about most, that which you are passionate about pursuing. A job may be what you have to to do to get to your work. Does that make sense to you? My hunch is, given what you are about, it does. I think often about artists, philosophers, scientists, painters, poets, and architects as some of the more creative folks in our lives - designers all. Happy to add travelers to to the list as we travel often although not on a full time basis. Happy travels to you!

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