On This Episode:

It's been a few years since the world turned upside down. Parallel to the events of the 2020 pandemic was also the Great Resignation of 2021, a phenomenon that saw millions of people leaving their jobs in search of better opportunities, work-life balance, or simply a break from the grind. We examine the underlying reasons behind this mass exodus. From burnout and lack of job satisfaction to the pandemic-induced shift in priorities, we discuss how various factors contributed to this significant workforce change. We also explore the implications of this trend on the job market, employers, and the individuals who made the bold decision to resign. It's a nuanced discussion on what this movement reveals about our current work culture and what the future might hold for employment.

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Resources

Resources can be found on: https://tylersgrimreminders.substack.com/p/episode-1-recent-history-the-great

Other Notes

• 05/08/25 - 9:40 AM (PDT) - I had to reupload this because the sibilances of the previous audio sounded too loud and sharp.
• 05/17/25 - 4:00 PM (PDT) - I wanted to migrate the "Resources" of this episode to my Substack so that the Redcircle Show Notes doesn't look so cluttered and flooded.

Corny music made with a few digital instruments...without any sense of music theory...which all sounds like an ear ringer of a doorbell...Check.

Podcast title with a rhyme that doesn't totally show how amateur I am hosting a show from scratch...Check.

Some trailer monologue that repeats the stuff that already stated on the main page of this podcast...regardless, to establish an official birthday of this show...Check.

A world that's not completely on fire, but some parts of it are...maybe, but we also imagine it to be through art and metaphor and of course, based on all the rude awakenings and tragic realities that come knocking at our door...Check.

Looks we got a show :)