We can take a page from our devices. Unplug and do a hard reset when we are burned out.

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After 31,000 miles of traveling through 25 states and parts of Canada, Greg Zweber and I sat down one last time to chat about his YEAR-LONG SABBATICAL.

Once again, Greg didn't disappoint as he was an open door for gaining wisdom from his decision to walk away from the 9-to-5, to his contemplation on how to return to the world of work. Greg's story isn't to just entertain. Sharing Greg's journey is meant to inspire and offer golden nuggets to those looking for ways to make career transitions thoughtfully and strategically.

Most of us only dream of taking a sabbatical. The thought is like jumping out of a plane without a working parachute. Greg's story is living proof that parachutes work for those who choose to leap.

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With every New Year, it's easy to want to turn over a new leaf, start new healthy habits, and set new personal goals. But the majority of all New Year goals fail by the 3rd week of January. Goal setting is not bad, but we can adopt a countercultural mindset that brings even more fulfillment despite the outcome.

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There is a $10M bounty for anyone who cracks the cold case of the world's biggest heist, the 1990 robbery of the Isabella Gardner Museum. But this is not an isolated unsolved mystery. From the Louvre to Switzerland to Timbuktu, museum heists are at an all-time high in 2025. To recover the countless amount of precious jewels and masterpieces, we first have to consider if it's an inside job. Inside jobs are human jobs...but the art of being human is in jeopardy. Our hidden gems, aka purpose, are being stolen from right under our noses (and devices), and perhaps this episode will help sound the alarm, so humans don't become the ancient artifacts. This is the season finale of the Work-Life Eubiosis podcast. Please sign up for our newsletter to keep up with other projects and resources at www.ownyour5to9.com.

"Happiness doesn’t come from the pursuit of happiness; it comes from right living." -Matthew Kelly

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Mary Carleton, nicknamed the Counterfeit Princess of the 17th century, famously quoted, "You think ME a bold cheat? Which of you are not?"

Her words ring true today, as Mary's life of crime bears a striking resemblance to the shenanigans we see in our modern-day office politics. This episode will shine a light on the bad actors of the rat race and also encourage all of us to be more authentic and content in who we were designed to be. Don't forget to sign up for our complimentary newsletter at www.ownyour5to9.com.

This short episode breaks down the truth behind the idiom, 'having your cake and eating it too.' Both can certainly happen, but ironically, the sustainable satisfaction is found more in the making than in the partaking. For more resources, visit www.ownyour5to9.com.

Dr. Dawn Baker of Practice Balance, guest hosts this week's episode and gives a mini-masterclass on navigating impostor syndrome. Dawn delves into 4 categories that builds the foundation of confidence: Self Knowledge, Mental Fitness, Embracing Challenges, and Changing Mindset. If you're interested in going deeper, check out Dawn's confidence course at www.practicebalance.com and use the code EUBIOSIS to get a generous discount. For additional resources, visit www.ownyour5to9.com.

"Schoolish" is a term coined by Akilah Richards, author of Raising Free People, a book unpacked in this episode to spotlight the childhood roots of impostor syndrome and how that can lead to mid-life career burnout. Burnout usually rears its ugly head in the midst of overwhelm, combined with misaligned working conditions. But those of us who choose to heal usually find something a bit deeper—our true selves. For more resources, visit www.ownyour5to9.com.

We have more power than we think. This episode offers practical lessons we can take from Friday and implement on Monday. We can all benefit from a little bit more cheer to start the week. For more resources, visit www.ownyour5to9.com.