Sam Neill on tackling depression and imposter syndrome when you’re between jobs: “Separate yourself from your profession. That’s what I do, that’s not what I am”
Sam Neill on tackling depression and imposter syndrome when you’re between jobs: “Separate yourself from your profession. That’s what I do, that’s not what I am”
Hey, he talks about behavioral activation at the beginning here! Warms my behavioral psychologist heart!
accountantdooku on
This is great advice.
cuntyaunty on
Its been a long time since I’ve heartbroken over a celebrity death 😞 all the stories I’ve heard about him he seemed like a genuinely great man.
If anyone plans on watching any Sam Neill movies highly recommend Possession. One of my favourite horror movies.
Zbrchk on
I needed to hear this today. RIP Sam 💜
Auresxs on
That’s really good advice
thespianomaly on
I sent this to my husband who acts. Thank you for sharing.
kaia-parker on
That’s honestly solid advice. It’s so easy to tie your entire identity to what you do for work.
teddybonkerrs on
He’s got such a lovely voice
bwoah07_gp2 on
That good advice for anyone in a career.
Routine-Vehicle2528 on
Very true, I had a life altering career change and during the between time jobs I was lost. You forget who you are as you become the position and once the position is gone. So goes the identity that accompanies it. My experience anyway.
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Should post this on Recruitinghell!
Very important to hear
What a great man. You will be missed Sam 🥝♥️🍷
Hey, he talks about behavioral activation at the beginning here! Warms my behavioral psychologist heart!
This is great advice.
Its been a long time since I’ve heartbroken over a celebrity death 😞 all the stories I’ve heard about him he seemed like a genuinely great man.
If anyone plans on watching any Sam Neill movies highly recommend Possession. One of my favourite horror movies.
I needed to hear this today. RIP Sam 💜
That’s really good advice
I sent this to my husband who acts. Thank you for sharing.
That’s honestly solid advice. It’s so easy to tie your entire identity to what you do for work.
He’s got such a lovely voice
That good advice for anyone in a career.
Very true, I had a life altering career change and during the between time jobs I was lost. You forget who you are as you become the position and once the position is gone. So goes the identity that accompanies it. My experience anyway.
But I work for evil…