Jonathan Foust

The Path:  Ethical Livelihood


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This talk explores the importance of finding a form of livelihood that truly resonates for you.
 
You’ll learn how Johnny Paycheck’s classic country song “Take This Job and Shove It” ties into Buddhist psychology, a model for changing your relationship to work and what can happen when you substitute the word ‘work’ with the word ‘service.’

 

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