Mervosh: Vocational calls arise from recognizing what is missing or undeveloped
Michael Mervosh · Michael Mervosh – Invest in Yourself (Capital Allocators, EP.68) · Sep 10, 2018 · at 23:47
Psychotherapist Michael Mervosh explains the psychological origins of a personal calling during an interview with Ted Seides.
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“Well, call always comes when something's missing. You know, you have to be deprived of something. Something has to be absent or undeveloped, and the part of you that's awake and aware knows it. That part of you knows something's missing.”
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