Chapter
Job Titles Don't Determine Happiness.
17:09 - 24:56 (07:47)
A job title doesn't determine one's happiness or sense of fulfillment. Although it is commonly believed, there isn't one job that can make a person happy; it's the environment where the work is performed.
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Our careers are an important part of our identity and research has found that job satisfaction and fulfillment can lead to feelings of security and extroversion, while feelings of underperformance or dissatisfaction can lead to neuroticism, anxiety, and even depression.
17:09 - 19:33 (02:24)
Summary
Our careers are an important part of our identity and research has found that job satisfaction and fulfillment can lead to feelings of security and extroversion, while feelings of underperformance or dissatisfaction can lead to neuroticism, anxiety, and even depression.
ChapterJob Titles Don't Determine Happiness.
Episode68. The myth of the “dream job”
PodcastThe Psychology of your 20’s
It is possible to be content and fulfilled in your career even if you haven't found your dream job.
19:33 - 22:00 (02:27)
Summary
It is possible to be content and fulfilled in your career even if you haven't found your dream job. There's no need to pressure yourself into finding that one perfect job, just focus on self-care and finding balance.
ChapterJob Titles Don't Determine Happiness.
Episode68. The myth of the “dream job”
PodcastThe Psychology of your 20’s
It's not always about job titles, but rather the environment and happiness in which the job is performed that determines whether it's truly fulfilling or not.
22:00 - 24:56 (02:56)
Summary
It's not always about job titles, but rather the environment and happiness in which the job is performed that determines whether it's truly fulfilling or not. Overworking oneself for the sake of a job can lead to a skewed work-life balance and disregard for other important aspects of life.