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Speaker 1: So you stopped in for a visit yet Ero dot net,

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r r oe dot net. It's not just a podcast,

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it is a podcast network. Twenty different choices for you,

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your driving, your workday, whatever you do during your podcast listening.

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One set show that Voice. I've spent over ten years

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with all of those that have appeared on NBC's The Voice.

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Listen to the conversations as they make their way through

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that challenge. That voice only on Aero dot net, a

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r r oe dot net. Enjoy your exploration when it's

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extremely difficult to make up your mind. I mean, having

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that power of choice can actually weaken a person's soul.

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On this episode, we're going to explore our choice to

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stay at work or go home when fun loving bosses

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suddenly turn into corporate freaks. Plus learning more about the

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choices you make during those down moments after creating something.

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My name is Erro. Life is a series of choices.

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Who decides when you're not making the right choice? And

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is it a fear out of things going wrong? The

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greatest lessons in life are often lost inside hidden away

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attempts and concepts. It is time to reopen your heart.

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Having that power of choice is your daily gift. On

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this highway, we're going to learn how to trust mirages.

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What is the choice when employees are forced to make

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a choice to leave their job because the department head

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or decision maker has gone overboard corporate America, Such a

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decision to leave is a wave that's currently sweeping across

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the country. Bosses who rely solely on pushing the corporate

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policy have pretty much given their coworkers and employees a

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free ticket to a workplace turnaround. In other words, leave

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The soul of the workplace is changing very quickly. It's

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a difference between your values and their values. Now. Research

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shows most businesses don't start off this way. It's known

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as the drift. New executives are brought in with their

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old way and habits, plus investors. You know how they are.

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They always want growth. Suddenly that job that once felt

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supportive has become rigid. This is actually great news for

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the employee. You now know what type of job you like.

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You're putting core values way ahead of cookie cutter bosses.

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More importantly, you're protecting your mental image. So the big

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question that you need to be asking is is this

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tipperary or is this the brand new culture? Hey, coming

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up next, making the choice to learn more about your

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creative moodiness. Hey, thanks for coming back to the choice

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making that choice to learn about a person's moodiness after

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a creative project. Self awareness is so important inside a

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creative person's heart. You should always be in control of

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your emotional management. Creative highs are very real. It's when

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a project ends that a creative traveler can fall into

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what I call post production blues, moodiness, fatigue, and restlessness.

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The goal is to learn more about your personal creative cycle.

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You know, the build up into creativity, completion, the post

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production blues, than the recovery. The emotional swing is usually

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felt by all people of any creativity. When the project

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is over, you think, huh, all A said and done?

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Not true. Your system is still processing, it's still being creative.

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You want rest while your brain is telling you no

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make more. Taking note of this is seen as emotional

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intelligence and creative discipline. I keep a daily journal, it's

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called a defrag journal. The goal is to listen, to

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be grateful, and to grow forward. It is a choice.

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I'm Eryl, and that's what I was writing while the

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sun was waking up on a brilliant New Day,