Sublime

Andrew Taggart, who writes about our modern relationship to work, describes as “a first-person work‑centric story of progress about an individual’s life course.”⁠

With the blurring of the boundaries between public and private life—evidenced in part by the rise of a construct like Peters’s CEO of Me, Inc.—one is no longer compelled to manage the heart only in the context of the corporate workplace. Or rather, more accurately, the corporate workplace is interiorized: one takes the workplace with one everywhere