This is a money segment, but our money frequently comes to us from a job, our work. Do you LOVE what you do?
Love? Really? - If you spend forty hours a week doing a job, why not find meaning and purpose and not just bring home a paycheck? Isn't life more than money?
But I am only a… -- Most people want to do something meaningful. You ARE doing meaningful work whether you are fixing computers, unclogging drains, helping women with their apparel or hair. We need you and your expertise! You fill a place in this world of significance. Be the snowflake God made you to be!
Do the job well- Be the best inspector, produce manager, caregiver, attorney, writer or assistant. What you're doing has value to others and you perform the task differently than anyone else can do it. Keep your eye on you and improve your performance.
Find another- If this job , or the specific place where you work, isn't a great long-term home for you, make a strategy for your future. What positions might be better? Consider the work hours, flexibility and travel requirements. Talk to experts or trusted confidants. Get the skills, education or licensing required to make the change.
Marion R. Syversen, MBA - President
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