In possibly their loosest episode ever (and the bar is pretty low…..), The Occupational Philosophers met up in the time vortex that is the week between Christmas and New Year’s Eve where time stands still and people eat leftovers and drink wine from 9 am and feel np guilt whatsoever. 

As such, they found themselves wading into the unusual territory – setting and achieving new years goals and some of the common (from experience) pitfalls along the way. 

In this time vortex, The Occupational Philosophers explore: 

• Why a January advent calendar may be good for your curiosity 
• Why habits, not resolutions will help you achieve your goals
• How a goal helps you embrace serendipity 
• Why joyous and passionate goals may be the answer to getting your resolutions 
• How a goal helps you embrace serendipity 
• Why you should never say “Cheshire Cat” too quickly after 2 glasses of sherry with a mince pie in your mouth 
• Why the word Fervently should be part of your goal making vernacular 
• (And slightly more woo-woo than usual)….How the universe will send you good things – if you’re not in the shits 

As per usual, they conduct a thought experiment and for this episode it’s “Filthy Habit or Monk’s Habit” 

If you have gotten this far….we can’t wait to bring you some more great shows this year that will help you to be the creative, imaginative, and curious cat you were designed to be in 2022 (and apologies in advance for this episode!)

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