Hosted by Jeff · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 23 episodes
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Jeff: Still Figuring It OutAn introspective podcast blending personal reflections and real-time journaling on work, life, identity—and why everything sometimes feels a little off.No experts. No noise.Just honest conversations for self-discovery, reflection, and growth.From being inside the machine to stepping back and questioning it—this is a space to slow down, think clearly, and make sense of it as you go.Still figuring it out.
Jeff hosts Jeff: Still Figuring It Out, a society show with 23 episodes published.
Have you ever had a day where you were busy the entire time… and at the end of it… nothing actually moved forward? I’ve been thinking about that lately. Because I don’t think it’s accidental. In this episode, I talk thro
Lately, I’ve been noticing something… The things I look forward to are getting… smaller. Not in a bad way—just… simpler. A good cup of coffee. A quiet walk. Cooking something decent. Sitting outside when it’s just… still
Everything at work eventually becomes… a number. Forecast. Pipeline. Targets. Growth. And there’s something comforting about that. Numbers feel clean. Objective. Definitive. But the more time I spend around them… the mor
There’s nothing obviously wrong… but something feels off. Lately, I’ve had this feeling I can’t really explain. Nothing’s broken. Nothing dramatic. Just… off. In this episode, I’m trying to sit with that a little longer.
This week I’m talking about the question everyone asks: “How’s the new job?” But instead of the usual answer… I went somewhere else with it. How we evaluate jobs (and maybe get it wrong), Why identity gets tied up in wha
I don’t think we’re fully grasping what’s happening. AI isn’t just another wave of technology—it’s starting to reshape how work works… who gets to participate… and what value even means anymore. In this episode of Jeff:
After time away, I’m back inside the machine. In this episode, I talk about what it actually feels like to walk into a new job—not the title people see, but the weight you carry with you. The quiet pressure to perform. T
For a while I called this project Unemployed Jeff.It wasn’t meant to be a brand. It was simply the most honest description of where I was at the time.In this final episode, I reflect on what that season revealed — about
Conversations can start to feel complicated. People ask how things are going. Friends check in. Family wants to support you. But over time you begin to wonder how much to say, how often to talk about it, and when the con
Periods of uncertainty can bring emotions that don’t always get talked about openly — and anger is one of them. Not always loud anger, but the quieter kind that sits underneath disappointment, loss of identity, and the f
During periods of uncertainty, advice tends to arrive from all directions. Most of it comes from a good place — people trying to be helpful, trying to offer perspective, trying to pass along something that worked for the
In this episode, I think out loud about what it really means to be “the provider.” Is it money? Stability? Certainty? I reflect on how providing isn’t just financial — it’s emotional steadiness, presence, and the willing
This one’s about time.The pressure of it.The comparison game.The fear of falling behind.At some point I realized… Maybe the clock isn’t judging us. Maybe we are.
Hope isn’t pretending everything will work out.It’s choosing not to collapse when it doesn’t.In this episode of Unemployed Jeff, I talk about what hope looks like when your job ends, your identity shifts, and the future
Social drift isn’t collapse.It’s the slow slide you feel before anyone calls it a crisis.You’re still showing up.Still doing “the right things.”But the invites change.The check-ins fade.The middle starts moving without y
There’s a moment that doesn’t get talked about much. When you check your savings… and the number is smaller than it used to be. Not because you were reckless. Not because you did something wrong. But because life kept go
Rejection hurts because it’s clear. You can place it. You can grieve it. Silence does something else. It keeps you suspended — replaying conversations, rereading emails, adjusting tone in your head, wondering what you mi
Losing a job doesn’t erase your skills.But it does remove the signals that once told you you mattered.No meetings.No feedback.No momentum.Nothing changed about who I am —but relevance suddenly felt fragile.And suddenly I
Ageism rarely announces itself. It hides behind “culture fit,” “energy,” and “new perspectives.” This episode explores what it feels like to be quietly priced out while still fully capable.
Shame doesn’t always show up as guilt or embarrassment. Sometimes it’s quieter — in the way you avoid conversations, delay decisions, or feel like you need to explain yourself. This episode explores how shame quietly att
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