David Boyle
David Boyle
Years 258 days - Wheels in Motion
Years 258 days - Wheels in Motion
Years 258 days - Wheels in Motion
Tuesday 30th January 2024
Join David Boyle as he humorously navigates the challenges of re-entering the workforce after four years in 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
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Sobriety in Everyday Life
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Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Reflecting on the challenges and costs of re-entering the workforce after four years
- Sharing determination to secure a high-paying job for a swift exit
- Delving into the financial strains of podcast promotions and the temptation of ad revenue
- Humorously pondering the potential influence of work on embracing Buddhism
- Contemplating a hermit's life in the Himalayas as an alternative to work pressures
Going back to work could be the thing that pushes me fully into Buddhism. That's all I'm listening to at the moment. Just Buddhism, reading about Buddhism, buying Buddhism books. It's just all about Buddhism. My wife has no idea how close I am to just pulling up stumps and moving to a cave in the Himalayas. I'm closer than you think. So I wouldn't be pushing me too hard into work.
Ever wondered what it’s like to dive back into the job market after a four-year hiatus? Comedian David Boyle brings his signature wit and raw honesty to this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', where he navigates the daunting process of re-entering the workforce. From the tedious task of updating his resume to the hefty costs of obtaining necessary licenses, Boyle lays it all out with humor and candor. His goal?
To land a high-paying job that will allow him to make a swift exit from the daily grind. But it’s not just about the job hunt; Boyle also opens up about the financial strains of promoting his podcast and the seductive allure of ad revenue. With a mix of humor and deep reflection, he even muses on whether returning to work might push him towards Buddhism or a hermit's life in the Himalayas.
This episode is a raw, relatable journey through sobriety and self-discovery, offering both laughs and food for thought.