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Do you have a coincidence story to tell? Please go to The Coincidence Project website to share your story!
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What if meaningful coincidences could make work more engaging—and even change the direction of a life? In this episode of Connecting with Coincidence, Bernard Beitman, MD, speaks with integrative therapist and researcher Tony Lee, whose dissertation explored synchronicity in the workplace.
Tony shares his journey from corporate finance and chronic stress to researching how meaningful coincidences shape purpose, motivation, and engagement at work. Drawing on both quantitative data and in-depth interviews, his research found strong links between experiencing synchronicity and feeling that one’s work truly matters—especially in service-oriented roles.
Together, they explore expanded awareness, curiosity, leadership, and how noticing synchronicities can guide wiser career choices without abandoning critical thinking. This conversation invites listeners to reconsider work—not just as obligation, but as a potential site of meaning, growth, and human evolution.
Tony Lee is a London-based YouTube creator, integrative therapist, and transpersonal psychology researcher who helps people make sense of “meaningful coincidences” without losing their critical thinking. He holds an MSc in Transpersonal Psychology, and his mixed-methods research explores synchronicity in the workplace—how uncanny coincidences relate to meaningful work and work engagement. With a corporate background in finance, Tony bridges boardroom reality with Jung-inspired depth psychology and lived experience, translating the weird-and-wonderful into practical insight: how to notice patterns, stay grounded, and use synchronicity as a compass for life purpose. youtube.com/@ThinkDifferentlyTony
Do you have a coincidence story to tell? Please go to The Coincidence Project website to share your story!
thecoincidenceproject.net/share
What if meaningful coincidences could make work more engaging—and even change the direction of a life? In this episode of Connecting with Coincidence, Bernard Beitman, MD, speaks with integrative therapist and researcher Tony Lee, whose dissertation explored synchronicity in the workplace.
Tony shares his journey from corporate finance and chronic stress to researching how meaningful coincidences shape purpose, motivation, and engagement at work. Drawing on both quantitative data and in-depth interviews, his research found strong links between experiencing synchronicity and feeling that one’s work truly matters—especially in service-oriented roles.
Together, they explore expanded awareness, curiosity, leadership, and how noticing synchronicities can guide wiser career choices without abandoning critical thinking. This conversation invites listeners to reconsider work—not just as obligation, but as a potential site of meaning, growth, and human evolution.
Tony Lee is a London-based YouTube creator, integrative therapist, and transpersonal psychology researcher who helps people make sense of “meaningful coincidences” without losing their critical thinking. He holds an MSc in Transpersonal Psychology, and his mixed-methods research explores synchronicity in the workplace—how uncanny coincidences relate to meaningful work and work engagement. With a corporate background in finance, Tony bridges boardroom reality with Jung-inspired depth psychology and lived experience, translating the weird-and-wonderful into practical insight: how to notice patterns, stay grounded, and use synchronicity as a compass for life purpose. youtube.com/@ThinkDifferentlyTony
