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Welcome to Pursuit of Spark!  Join us for conversations about creative approaches to the challenges, possibilities, and pleasures of everyday life and work.

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Turning off work 

DateFriday, November 11, 2011 at 3:54PM

Lucy is a newlywed with a big new job -- and her husband is getting a bit miffed that when she's home, it seems like a part of her is still at work. I remember those days -- reading to one of my kids, and the words from the book came out of my mouth but my mind was deep in the thicket of radio program development. In this episode of Work Mysteries, Dick Nodell has some great ideas for how to be present both at home and at work.


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