Luke Hand
Luke Hand
Horrible job interview (Thu, 20-03-2025)
Horrible job interview (Thu, 20-03-2025)
Horrible job interview (Thu, 20-03-2025)
Wednesday 25th June 2025
Luke shares his awkward job interview experience, finding solace in falafel toasties and the colour purple on toilet paper labels.
Explicit
2 minutes
Honest
Vulnerable
Relatable
Humorous
Cathartic
About this podcast
Author:
Luke Hand
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Categories:
Sobriety Day by Day
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Comedic Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Job interviews can be nerve-wracking and full of surprises.
- Finding gratitude in small things can brighten your day.
- Music can be a powerful tool for stress relief.
- It's okay to feel vulnerable and emotional after a tough day.
- A candid look into the daily struggles and triumphs of sobriety.
"I was leaving the room and noticed a midden of wadded torn tissue pieces at the feet of the chair I had been sitting in - horrible."
In this episode of Luke Hand Diary, listeners are taken through a rollercoaster of emotions as Luke recounts his experience with a job interview that went south. Imagine waking up to an alarm at 9:11 am, feeling groggy and gearing up for what you hope is a life-changing opportunity, only to find yourself sweating bullets and giving answers that seem to make no sense. It's like being caught in a whirlwind of awkwardness and embarrassment.
Luke's vivid storytelling paints a picture of his day - from the unsettling interview to the solace found in a falafel toasty and George Harrison's soothing voice on 'Savoy Truffle'. With his mood at a low 3.5 and energy at 6, Luke's day was marked by a mix of vulnerability and gratitude. He finds an odd comfort in the colour purple on a toilet paper label, showing that sometimes it's the little things that keep us going.
This episode isn't just about the ups and downs of job hunting; it's a candid glimpse into the everyday struggles and triumphs of sobriety. Luke's honesty and humour shine through, making it relatable for anyone who's faced a challenging day. So, why not dive into this heartfelt narrative? You might just find a bit of your own story reflected in Luke's journey.