Episode Details
A hard-hitting, honest conversation for federal workers facing furloughs, layoffs, and career uncertainty—and anyone waiting for a rescue that needs to start with themselves.
This weekend, a park ranger's safety warning became an unexpected metaphor: "Rescues will take hours." It's where so many of us are right now—waiting for someone else to fix what's broken, to recognize our value, to restore what was taken.
But what if the rescue you're waiting for is coming from the least likely source? What if it's already here, and it starts with you?
In this episode, we separate federal employees from federal bureaucracy, honor the mission-driven work that often goes unseen, and provide three actionable steps you can take right now to move from "on hold" to "in motion."
Your rescue is coming. It starts now. And the sooner you prepare, the quicker it will be.
Key Topics Covered The Reality Check [3:00 - 7:30]1. Reclaim Your Sense of Agency
2. Build Internal Clarity Before External Certainty
3. Shift From "On Hold" to "In Motion"
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