Let's not be boring and say because we have bills to pay. Right? We all work because we have bills to pay. If we didn't have bills to hey, we probably wouldn't work. Honestly. So why do we get up every day and go do what we love to do? What keeps you going? What drives you? What's your passion? What's your fire? Please. All responses are appropriate. I'm just curious to know
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:16
Hey, Cam, thank you for this. I'm looking forward to hearing some responses too. I have a sore throat today, so it's been a frustrating day for me because I haven't been able to be on swell. But normally my experience of the why has to do with the connection and the feeling of impact and of a sense of trajectory forward. I think most of my life, my jobs, I've always looked at them, especially I've mostly worked in the gig economy
And not in the traditional sense of wokeness, but more in the sense of just truly breaking away from the matrix and from the conditioned experiences that we're told. We need to have, or that all the duality, all the division, everything that's being and has been in the process for quite a long time. I work with people to help just broadcast options, broadcast free choice
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Diana Jorda
@All2beholdyou · 3:09
There are ways to see how an experience of trauma, Cam, literally change the brain's composition. And that yeah, you can experience somatic or physical pain from your stressors, from your anxiety. And so, yeah, why do I show up at work? Time in and day in and day out is simply that we all need empathy. And any way that I can encourage anyone out there. You don't have to be a therapist
Dr. Tee D.
@BTWNLVRS · 0:58
The emotional pull from it can be really difficult sometimes. But I can't imagine doing anything else in the entire world other than this. I was divinely designed for it. It is a true gift. So even when the days are long and I feel tired, I get up every morning being super grateful for what I do, being super excited to do what I do. So, yeah, it's amazing. So that's why I do what I do, because I love it