Working Your Way to Happiness

努力走向幸福

The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos

2020-05-18

33 分钟
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Marty kills rats... but if you asked him what his job is he'd say it was "solving problems" and "helping people". How we view our work can contribute greatly to our daily levels of happiness - far more than money or status. Dr Laurie Santos examines how we all came to ignore the importance of job satisfaction and hears from Professor Amy Wrzesniewski about "job crafting" - the reframing skill that happy people like Marty use to see their careers as more than just a way to make money. For an even deeper dive into the research we talk about in the show visit happinesslab.fm Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Pushkin No, no,

  • it was much more like terrified than that I'm going through my sound effects library with my friend and producer Ryan Dilly I'm trying to find a very specific scream one that's forever etched into my memory No,

  • that's like way more of a manly, brave scream.

  • I think we needed more high-pitched and frantic and fearful.

  • We're trying to reenact a rather horrifying moment that Ryan and I experienced a few months back.

  • We were working on our podcast scripts,

  • and Ryan needed a cup of coffee, so he headed into the kitchen.

  • And that was when I heard it.

  • I think that's pretty close.

  • I think that was it.

  • Ryan emitted the longest, loudest, and most terrified shriek I've ever heard.

  • Apparently, a huge terrifying rat had run through the kitchen, a rodent that was,

  • at least according to Ryan's retelling, about the size of a large great dane or a small horse.

  • I assumed he was exaggerating and that it was probably just a harmless mouse,

  • the kind we get on college campuses from time to time, especially when there's construction outside.

  • a tiny mouse that was probably now feeling so terrorized by Ryan's scream that it had likely hightailed it out of the house,

  • never to be heard from again.

  • But just as I was explaining that we had absolutely nothing to worry about,

  • the creature that I could now clearly see was definitely not a tiny mouse, was back.

  • It raced from the kitchen into the study around our feet and then slithered into a heating duct on the wall.