Instead of New Year resolutions, here's some food for thought for new year reflections on how we see "abundance", a word most often connoted with new year wishes. 

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Coming from someone experienced in the workforce of both corporate styles and a "start-up-feel", David tells us what it's really like to be in the workforce, the self-image built, and if being treated humane is really worth it. With working experience in three different countries, David explains how the workforce climate can enslave us more than we think, with its KPI-s, numbers and pressure. Is reconciling our ideals and realities possible? how do we break the cycle?From Google to Facebook and Accenture, to a tech start-up in Indonesia; hear his thoughts, out loud.

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It's the end of January and the hype of the New Year is still settling in our daily lives. As a relevant start to this year and season, we set off our footing on "Pool Deep" thoughts on hope. As a first splash (and conditioning), this episode won't answer all our questions on hope, but rather start organizing our thoughts on it.

Here is "Hope" as we start our New Year, in hopes of a better one. 

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We've made it to a new year and here's a new season. Make sure you get to know the water before jumping into it. Here's our trailer on Season 2 of Weekdayslaves: POOL DEEP.

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As a (overdue) Finale episode for Season One of De-slaving Us, this contains all the why-s, what-s, and how-s of the un-dramatic birth of weekdayslaves, the underdog podcast people are yet to tune in to. The (not-so-underaged) creator sits, this time, on the other side of the mic, while a previous listener puts her into question. Questions include: why "weekdayslaves", where is this going, what are the insecurities, most importantly how to be featured on an episode, and many more. Hopefully, with this, the blurry picture of this zygotic podcast gets clearer.

Belatedly closing 2020 with a shuteye, and therewith, the first chapter of our De-Slaving Journey shall be put to an end.

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In this (long overdue) interactive STEREO episode, Evan, who sent us a voice note of his thoughts on Smartphone and Social Media (reference to episode 7) decided to join in a discussion on it. Here's another POV on social media, that perhaps was much undermined on the weekdayslaves.

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When loneliness is now taboo--or over-estimated--and extroverts are the cool staple, where do we find ourselves? Sam shares his personal experience on this, including avatars, "self-hypnosis", self-talk, and his way back.

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Biya talks about current contemplations on the meaning of death and the realness it creates on life, based on a real life recent passing during this pandemic.

ARTLESS, is a new segment on the podcast, in which it captures each speaker behind the mic, candid and vulnerable, under the motto: "SO THIS IS LIFE."

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You may be stuck in a rut, and you don't know it. Tiem is a uni student, trying to make his London life spicier, not knowing that Covid-19 was the spice he never wanted; somehow, perhaps to get him out of the rut. Here's to being enslaved by routine and why it's psychologically damaging.

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