"That work should be something you love It just has to be tolerable. If you make work your life, you will feel hit hard by the rough stages of work, which any job has. And you’ll feel bad for taking a sick day, or miss it when you should be enjoying time off"
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Chan 3 year s ago
#12 - if you have intelligence and temperament to actually work towards your goals you can be a lot of things that are not directly prohibitive due to your inherent physical limitations. Not many will however, despite ability, spend 10-20-30 years of their lives working towards a singular goal.
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Roseanna 3 year s ago
The one. About loving work is true though.
If you are already sucked in too far to your job then you will find it hard to notice, it's not more important that your life.
It's just a job.
If you are already sucked in too far to your job then you will find it hard to notice, it's not more important that your life.
It's just a job.
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Tine 3 year s ago
Roseanna, yeah, loving what you do at work is a bonus, but if it at least gives you the financial strength do do what you _really_ love
you are not necessarily in the wrong job.
you are not necessarily in the wrong job.
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Obediah 3 year s ago
#15 If people raise you and try to make you the best person you could possibly be, if they go through your growing up, if the help you on your way in your life, if they just try to be loving and supportive parents, then they ARE your parents. Regardless of any genetic heritage.
I have been raising three children who are not 'mine'. But I am theirs, always will be.
I have been raising three children who are not 'mine'. But I am theirs, always will be.
If you are already sucked in too far to your job then you will find it hard to notice, it's not more important that your life.
It's just a job.
you are not necessarily in the wrong job.
I have been raising three children who are not 'mine'. But I am theirs, always will be.