Luke Hand
Luke Hand
Dropped 🤦🏻♂️ (Fri, 22/12/2023)
Dropped 🤦🏻♂️ (Fri, 22/12/2023)
Dropped 🤦🏻♂️ (Fri, 22/12/2023)
Saturday 23rd December 2023
Join Luke Hand as he shares a day of work mishaps, music frustrations, and finds humor in an unexpected advert in this engaging episode.
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2 minutes
Relatable
Humorous
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Grateful
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Luke Hand
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Sobriety Day by Day
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Comedic Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Luke Hand's Workday Woes and Unexpected Laughs
Episode Overview
- Luke shares the challenges of his workday, including multiple mishaps
- He humorously reflects on his frustration with certain music and Christmas tunes
- Despite the difficulties, he finds moments of gratitude, like a comically lengthy advertisement
- Luke provides insights into mood and energy tracking in his sobriety journey
A lot of the time when I shazam a song, it's not because I like the song and want to add it to my library, it's because I hate the song and want to add it to my library. It's because I hate the song and I want to know who it's by so that I can avoid ever listening to them again.
Ever had one of those workdays where nothing seems to go right? Luke Hand dives into just such a day in this episode titled 'Dropped 🤦🏻♂️'. With his mood and energy both sitting at a 6.5, Luke recounts the mishaps that peppered his workday. From dropping a box of apples and herbs to feeling irked by certain music and endless Christmas tunes, it's a day filled with small frustrations.
But amidst the chaos, Luke finds a silver lining in an unexpected place—a Ritz crackers audio advert that never fails to crack him up with its hilariously long terms and conditions. This episode is a candid reminder that even on the roughest days, there are moments of humor and gratitude to be found. Perfect for anyone who needs a laugh or a bit of perspective on their own workday struggles.