When parents turn to grandparents and children turn to adults its difficult to make the transition to a world with new boundaries. As they dissect family drama we break down communication and drama....

As Ryan continues his journey of unemployment he finds himself with an opportunity for an interview. 1 hour prior to the interview he sends out an SOS to Adam and they jump on to discuss what to do and what not to do during an executive level interview.

Dissecting ones ego when navigating career changes and progression and prioritizing the long game vs the short game.

Is money the major driver of importance for sales professionals? How to weigh the various factors in applying or taking another job.

Ryan struggles between what his heart wants and his brain says is smart.

Companies have created this "welcome to the family" environment but is that the best mixture? Or is it better to protect our boundaries between corporate world and family world.

On a personal note, Adam and Ryan break down crippling anxiety and how that plays a part in communication and dealing with reading too much into it.

Treating others how they want to be treated vs treating them how you wished to be treated. How do we navigate this emotional rollercoaster.

Ryan takes his first steps in post layoff and starts speaking with fellow sales professionals who recently went through layoffs and the application process.

Adam digs in with Ryan on a recent spat they had and shares with Ryan the concept of the shadow of you.

How do we check in on our friends, how do we interpret text communication.

Ryan was laid off after working at his job for 10 years. 24 hours after finding out the news, Adam asked him to sit down and record his emotions and reactions.

They discuss his fear of unemployment with children, a mortgage, a family.