Man in Isolation - Video

Three years ago, when I left my job before starting Disruptur full-time, I took a sabbatical for the first time in my life. Coming off the pandemic, there was a mass exodus from their jobs that was referred to as the "great resignation." During my sabbatical, I wrote about how I didn't believe that title was a true reflection of what was really going on. It wasn't the great resignation; it was more like the "great burnout."

All of these people work 12 hours a day, feet from where they sleep, with an expectation of being available at all times, working from home. Well, here we are three years later, and many of us have never gone back to the office; we're still working from home, only now, the by-product of sitting in your home office all day is a severe diagnosis of social isolation.

Prisoners incarcerated in solitary confinement spend twenty-three hours a day in a tiny cell, most of the time without a window they can see out of, and only one hour a day outside, with their only human contact being the guards escorting them to and from the yard. They don't have a choice.

For those of us who are fully engrossed in our careers and still working from our side offices, well, we do.

This is "Man in Isolation."

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Written & Produced by Disruptur
Filmed & Directed by TopSphere Media