When You Love Your Job, Success Will Follow
The truth is, one of the keys to success is to actually love what you do. This doesn’t mean that you have to love every aspect of your job all the time, of course. Continue reading
The truth is, one of the keys to success is to actually love what you do. This doesn’t mean that you have to love every aspect of your job all the time, of course. Continue reading
It’s almost inevitable that you’ll encounter some stress at work, but sometimes the pressures of work mount to worryingly high levels. Continue reading
If You’re An Employee, Your Job Probably Owns You
Let’s be honest, as much as we want to be defined by our family, friends, hopes, and dreams, in the real world we are largely defined by what we do for a living. That’s nothing new. Continue reading
I believe my issues surrounding “patience” are based on the fact that I didn’t enjoy my work. It gave me little in return for a lot of hours of hard work, commuting and stress. It paid the bills and developed my skill set, but the work was incredibly dull for me. Continue reading
I MUST HAVE A JOB.
This is one incredible money-myth whopper.
How long has the job been in existence? A hundred years, perhaps? The job creates a false sense of security, but also that of indentured servitude. Continue reading
Breaking news! Most Americans don’t like their jobs. The results of a new Conference Board study show 55{54c12dad2cc2b53ae830e39915b1a3e70288dbcbbeb8bbf8395437c5dc3c512c} of Americans are dissatisfied with their work, which was the lowest level ever recorded in more than 22 years of studying the issue. Is it just me, or are these results completely NOT shocking? Continue reading