<b>Cambridge Forum</b> kicks off a new series considering the changing nature of work with <b>SIMONE STOLZOFF</b>, journalist and author of <i>THE GOOD ENOUGH JOB: Reclaiming Life from Work</i>.<br/><br/>From the moment we ask children what they want to “be” when they grow up, we teach them a fateful lesson: we are what we do. For many Americans, jobs have become akin to a religious identity – they provide a paycheck, but also meaning, community and a sense of purpose. The question is at what cost and are we asking too much of our jobs, to fulfill all these needs. Stolzoff examines how work has come to dominate our lives and why we find it difficult to separate identity and self-worth from our jobs. He also explains what we lose when we expect too much from our careers and offers strategies on how to build a healthier relationship with work.<br/><br/><i>The Good Enough Job </i>punctures the myths that keep us
<div class="cms-textAlign-center"><i>“And as the summer unfolded, it became evident that it’s not just smoke, and not just Canada. This has been the summer from climate hell all across the Earth, when it ceased being possible to escape or deny what we have done to our planet and ourselves” says Professor Michael Flannigan, of Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, British Columbia, who has been studying the interaction of fire and climate for over 35 years. “Temperatures are rising at the rate we thought they would, but the effects are more severe, more frequent, more critical. It’s crazy and getting crazier.” </i><b><i>NYT August 23, ’23</i></b></div><div class="cms-textAlign-center"></div><br/>Following the most bizarre climatic summer on record, Cambridge Forum starts its new season by considering what our uncertain future holds, in a new series: “Living on Borrowed Time”. In thi
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