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Some Kind of Ambition Monster with Jennifer Romolini
Some Kind of Ambition Monster with Jennifer Romolini
Some Kind of Ambition Monster with Jennifer Romolini
Friday 16th August 2024
Writer Jennifer Romolini discusses her book 'Ambition Monster' and the challenges of workaholism with host A.J. Daulerio.
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68 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Workaholism can sneak up on you, even when you're aware of it.
- It's okay to aim for a 'B minus' workday instead of perfection.
- Reflecting on your own work habits can offer surprising insights.
- Balancing ambition with mental health is crucial for long-term well-being.
- Sharing personal experiences can create a supportive community.
What's the matter with wanting to be the best at your job? Well, nothing, as long as it doesn't turn you into a fucking asshole
In this episode of 'Really Good Shares,' writer Jennifer Romolini joins the conversation to talk about her book 'Ambition Monster' and the challenges she faced while promoting it. The discussion takes a deep dive into the pitfalls of workaholism, exploring how Jennifer found herself slipping back into unhealthy work habits despite her best efforts to maintain balance.
Jennifer shares candidly about her struggle to be satisfied with a 'B minus' workday, offering a refreshing perspective on the relentless pursuit of perfection many of us face. Host A.J. Daulerio and Jennifer also reminisce about their time in Philly, adding a touch of nostalgia and humour to the episode. They call upon the 'Small Bow Family Orchestra' to reflect on their own workaholic tendencies, making this episode interactive and engaging.
Whether you're battling workaholism or just curious about managing ambition, Jennifer's honest reflections provide valuable insights and relatable moments. Don't miss out on this candid chat that might just help you rethink your own relationship with work.