A Working Relationship

Muna
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Why does work have so much power over how we feel about ourselves? Why do so many of us struggle to rest, set boundaries, or feel like we're not enough? A Working Relationship is a podcast hosted by Muna, a psychotherapist and coach, who use K-dramas to uncover the hidden beliefs and protective patterns shaping our relationship with work and ourselves. Through unforgettable stories and practical insights, you'll learn how to break free from burnout, perfectionism, people-pleasing, and money anxiety so you can build a life that feels successful, meaningful, and deeply your own.

Episodes

  1. Aug 4

    Finding Home Through BTS Songs — Identity, Immigration & Belonging — Cozy Radio Style

    What does it really mean to belong? In this episode of A Working Relationship, we explore one of the deepest human longings—the search for home, identity, and belonging—through the music of BTS. Together, we'll journey through songs like Body to Body, reflecting on immigration, family, faith, chosen community, and the courage it takes to embrace every part of who we are. Muna shares her family's immigration story across generations and reflects on what it means to grow up between cultures. Along the way, we also explore the moving story of Chef Edward Lee and his return to his ancestral homeland, asking whether belonging is something we find or something we createtogether. Whether you're an immigrant, the child of immigrants, an ARMY, or simply someone who's ever wondered where you belong, we hope this conversation reminds you that home isn't only where we come from. It's also what we build when we make room for one another. If this episode resonated with you, we'd love tohear your story. Download Free e-book: 48 Actionable K-Drama Lessons That Will Change Your Life. https://e-book.aworkingrelationship.com/ 💜 Subscribe for more conversations where psychology,storytelling, K-Drama and K-culture come together to help us understand ourselves, and each other, a little better. #bts #army #btsarmy #kpop #arirang #identity #belonging #immigration #home #mentalhealth #psychology

  2. Jul 22

    To anyone who secretly wants to start over — Cozy Radio Style

    Some dreams don't disappear, they simply change shape.In this episode of A Working Relationship, I share my own journey of searching for meaningful work, the dream I almost left behind, and how storytelling eventually led me back to it in an unexpected way.Together, we'll explore why so many of us stop dreaming, how our relationship with work is often shaped by fear rather than curiosity, and why it's never too late to reconnect with the parts of yourself that make you feel most alive.Along the way, we'll reflect on the beautiful K-drama Dream to You starring Lee Hyeri and Hwang In-youp, whose story reminds us that the dreams we leave behind may still be quietly waiting for us.In this episode:✨ My own dreams and career journey✨ What K-dramas teach us about purpose, courage, and hope✨ Hwang In-youp's beautiful approach to authentic emotion✨ A gentle self-care practice to end your day inspired by Lee Hyeri✨ Why &TEAM's story gave me hope for the future.✨ A Korean poem that will stay with you long after this episode ends💛 We'd love to hear from you:What dream are you still carrying? Or what dream has quietly found its way back into your life?📩 Join our community and receive our free ebook:48 K-Drama Lessons That Can Change Your Lifehttps://e-book.aworkingrelationship.com/

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Why does work have so much power over how we feel about ourselves? Why do so many of us struggle to rest, set boundaries, or feel like we're not enough? A Working Relationship is a podcast hosted by Muna, a psychotherapist and coach, who use K-dramas to uncover the hidden beliefs and protective patterns shaping our relationship with work and ourselves. Through unforgettable stories and practical insights, you'll learn how to break free from burnout, perfectionism, people-pleasing, and money anxiety so you can build a life that feels successful, meaningful, and deeply your own.

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