In this episode of the "I Should Have Learned that Sooner" podcast, I sit down with author and People Operations Consultant, Isidora Torres, to talk the importance of reframing one's life and taking a different angle when faced with challenges.. Isidora shares her insights on rethinking work culture, employee engagement, and how the introduction of hybrid work culture impacts mental health.
We also discuss the idea of living life in radical amazement, taking nothing for granted and finding amazement in everything around us. Isidora also shares her journey of evolving and changing over time, from publishing a book to pursuing a master's degree to become a therapist.
The conversation also delves into the topic of affording one's lifestyle and how making a high income doesn't necessarily mean you can afford the lifestyle you desire. Isidora's personal experiences and insights provide valuable lessons for anyone looking to reframe their life and achieve personal and professional growth.
Connect with Isidora and learn more about her journey on Twitter at @isidoramae and on Instagram at @isidoramaetorres.
For transcriptions of this episode and more, visit https://learnedsooner.com.
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