Smoothing Your Ride: Wellness Series- Occupational Wellness

Men Who Talk Heal

If you're like most people, you probably have to work in order to survive or at least to have some sort of financial stability, so going to a job or having a career likely takes up a considerably chunk of your life, but is it making you unwell? If it is, you're probably not alone. Zach and Brandon talk about the Occupational domain of wellness and discuss the importance of having a career or vocation that is meaningful and fulfilling to YOU!
This episode is part of an 8 episode series: Smoothing Your Ride, a deep dive into each of the eight dimensions of wellness. Zach and Brandon will be discussing the different dimensions of wellness and how they interact with each other and how to take holistic care of our overall wellness.
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