CAS Quarterly

Winter 2022

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86 W I N T E R 2 0 2 2 I C A S Q U A R T E R L Y "For some reason, people are making their careers their lives, and it makes them too myopic about the world outside of work." –Adam Joseph silence and maybe a good book. If I stick to these pillars, I've found that I can mostly avoid burnouts, and I almost never get sick." And Kylland seems to be correct as the day-to-day routine can be as important as the time away. Schafer, Joseph, and Räven all would agree the lifestyle choices they make can impact their energy on set. Not able to always get away when they need to, they have each found hobbies and activities that allow them to stay refreshed for work the next day. "I coach high school baseball. I run my body mechanics. I go sheep herding with three English Shepherds," said Joseph about his day-to-day priorities. "I see [baseball] as taking on the role of a [mentor] in society to make suggestions and provide guidance to the next generation. It's more about life and less about baseball. Baseball is the Adam Joseph enjoys a road trip in 2016 to Escalante, Utah, with his two English Shepherds, Max and Roxy.

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