Expectations about work in Japan are vastly different than those in the United States. We talk about them, about differences, and how our own personal histories affect our work expectations and experiences. Transcript K: So, lately I’ve been thinking about work expectations in Japan and by lately, I mean since last week. I’ve been...
When I edit for individual authors, I typically get thanked in the acknowledgments section, and I can list it on my website. Not so for agency work. Most of my non-fiction work comes through specialized editing companies that handle the advertising, client communication, payment collection, and so on. This comes with two costs: (1)...
This week’s blog post at Adjustment Guidance is about using the reparenting technique to feel better.
Interestingly enough, a friend recently commented that they thought my job was part of my PhD. That the clients I see are part of my supervision for a PhD in Clinical psychology. I completed my supervision hours over 25 years ago. The clients I see now are a part of my independent therapy practice....
We talk about finding happiness at work, which can mean taking an unconventional view of a conventional job or taking an unconventional job altogether. Transcript K: So, lately I’ve been thinking about work happiness and, like, doing what you love, I guess. Or loving your work. What are your thoughts? C: My thoughts are...
A poet I know, Nadia Gerassimenko, asked for early reviews of her new chapbook, at the water’s edge. The review is below, but the short version is, if you enjoy poetry in the least, buy it. One of the first things to notice about at the water’s edge is the orthography. No capital letters...
Having places of safety are essential for having more good days than bad and will play a key role in the happiness challenges in the next couple months. Read this week’s blog at Adjustment Guidance.
I’m beginning to think my co-chair hates me and the way I think, which is going to make the PhD process all that much harder. I get along great with chair and understand their thinking and know that while they do not think I am perfect and they often give me loads of feedback,...