Every week, this ethics counsellor guides hundreds of perfect strangers through the most challenging decisions in their lives.
Most of the people who use the Ethi-call service are not high-profile leaders, executives or politicians — they're average Australians making sense of the ethical questions common in everyday life."Working at the Ethi-call service has normalised that experience of feeling out of your depth ... of feeling existentially inadequate," he says.
He encourages callers to take pride in their ability to remain in the often-difficult grey area of the situation.
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