A manifesto argues against the traditional split between work and weekends, pushing instead for a unified life where both serve your purpose. COVID-19 made people question what they actually do and why, especially corporate workers wondering if their jobs matter at all.
And that's really where we're coming to with the manifesto that you've written is sort of trying to break down some of these old paradigms of how work is work and weekends is weekend. Therefore, work and life is actually separate versus actually being unified, which is what we've seen those people that weren't experiencing that really seeking out and questioning. Um, through, uh, the, you know, through the pandemic and COVID. I remember, you know, when the pandemic first hit, you and I were talking about that I was, through the clients that I serve, because they serve, um, individuals in corporate land, was that there were so many poor people asking the question, why am I here? Um, and it was, it wasn't just why am I here at work, but why am I here on this planet? What, what is my purpose?
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