Adventures In Design is back with a new episode, and Sean Mort and Mark Brickey are ready to bring you up to speed on what's been happening in their worlds. In this episode, the team provides an update on Sean's ongoing struggle to receive the employee compensation he's owed and his tough decision regarding returning his company-issued laptop. The episode also includes listener comments from the previous episode, adding a community-driven dimension to the conversation.

In addition, Sean opens up about his struggle to balance a full-time freelance career with his responsibilities as a dad. Despite his best efforts, Sean is feeling overwhelmed and is determined to find a way to manage his time more effectively. As always, Mark and Sean offer unique perspectives on the situation, providing listeners with practical advice and inspiring stories to help them navigate their creative careers.

To add a touch of humor to the conversation, Sean reveals that he's started cutting his own hair and has given up on personal appearance in the post-pandemic world. Tune in to "Adventures In Design" for fun and engaging discussions on the joys and challenges of freelancing, creative entrepreneurship, and much more.

In Today's 33 Minutes Of Bonus Content: Exclusively Available For Members Of The Circle Of Trust At https://aid.network/ In this bonus episode, the co-hosts dive into various engaging topics, starting with Sean's continued struggle to receive the compensation owed by his past employer. While the actual dollar amount may not be significant, Sean is motivated by the principle of the matter and the way he and his fellow employees were treated.

Moving on to politics, the guys discuss Ron DeSantis's ongoing battle with The Walt Disney Company over the Reedy Creek Improvement District. Mark also shares his thoughts on the humor of Donald Trump now that he's no longer the leader of the free world, particularly in his use of the nickname "meatball Ron" for his newest political opponent.

The conversation takes a more lighthearted turn as the co-hosts debate what would happen if aliens were to make their way to earth, given recent reports of unknown flying objects over North America. The episode ends with Mark pondering the world's future and whether it will be the same for a child born today in 80 years.

Tune in to Adventures In Design for thought-provoking discussions on the world of design, politics, and culture. Join the Circle of Trust at https://aid.netw to gain exclusive access to this and other bonus content from Mark Brickey and Sean Mort.

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