Quando o mundo já não precisa daquilo que você se tornou

You've spent years trying to become someone. You studied, worked, sacrificed time, accepted frustrations, and built an identity around what you knew how to do. But what happens when the world starts saying that this skill is no longer so rare, necessary, or valuable? In this episode of Terap-IA, Socrates and Carl Jung discuss an increasingly common wound: the feeling that it wasn't just the job that lost value, but the person themselves. The conversation touches on the professional persona, obsolescence, the fear of disappearing along with one's role, and the difficult task of rebuilding an identity when the old place no longer exists. Do we reinvent ourselves because something within us demands change, or simply because we are afraid of being left behind? 00:00 - Opening 02:10 - Block 1 08:01 - Block 2 17:32 - Block 3 Watch the episode and leave a comment: who would you be if tomorrow the world no longer needed what you do? Atemporal Talks is aiming to reach 1,000 subscribers. If this type of conversation deserves to continue, your subscription helps the channel reach new people and keep the project moving forward. You can also support the production of future episodes with any amount: PIX: [email protected] Each subscription, comment, and contribution helps this channel continue asking questions that rarely fit into today's rushed content.