Do you Love Your Job?

[aoluain]

I'm retired now thanks to bitcoin. I had many jobs in my life and I can't say I really liked any of them. There were some I didn't like and some i tolerated and could potentially do a bit longer, but then I got more and more into investing and had some real estate come my way, so nowadays I can relax and just do what I like. Now I can really say I like my job because I work for myself. I do construction, landscaping, but all on my own land.

Do what you like people, life is too short to do work you hate.

Absolutely correct!

I too am retired thanks to Bitcoin and some life choices in order to rid myself of debt.

The most precious thing we have in life is TIME.

The financial system in general is setup to benefit the wealthy and working a day job
as an employee is never going to make you rich because you inevitably find yourself
in debt, then you "have" to work to earn more money to pay the debt, and round and
round it goes until you retire and you have less time left to do the things you want
to do which make you truly happy.

[ImGenius]

So I'll leave you with this question,Do you love your job,or what it gives you? do you just push through because you have to?

I think that sometimes 100% of people do not love their job. There are many people around us who are not getting the job they want and are in other jobs because of which they are not able to focus mentally. I have seen those who have got the job they want and are progressing at a fast pace in the workplace.

[reagansimms]

I often hear "Love your job, then you will feel happy, especially if the job is part of the hobby that you have always dreamed of."
I once asked a close friend who really loves his job, the answer was very simple, his motivation will increase to do his best and achieve his goals, he also feels more satisfied and happy in doing his job.

I know the answer might be different regarding the question asked by Op, but if the job can generate a stable income and enough to meet the needs, I will also try to stay and love the job. As long as you feel comfortable with the environment and other factors or don't have any pressure, I think it's not wrong if someone really loves their job because the work environment factor also needs to be considered.

[michellee]

Actually, I don't love it but I have to do that to get an income. No one wants to spend 8-10 hours a day for a week for work and sometimes there is no holiday if the works need us for overtime. But I realize that is the way that I must do to earn money.

Humans want an easy thing to make money but unfortunately, that is not coming to many people. Most people must work hard and smart to make money and do many things. But we must encourage ourselves to do better so we will get something better.

But sooner or later, I want to retire from my job and enjoy my life with my family. That is my dream.

[Pi-network314159]

Well I will start by saying that job is essential for a person who is starting in life, but the fact is that we shouldn't be limited to working for someone for too long if we want to succeed. A successful person is a person who makes good use of every opportunity that comes his way. To o be sincerely speaking I love my job but I am not limited to only doing my job because only relying on my job alone will cause me financial setback. Because as time passes so do economic inflation pants down on goods so to be on a safer side you need to outgrow the level of doing job but to be a business owner where you become a CEO of yourself to beat inflation Rather than calling yourself a working class when there is nothing to show forth because we all knows that doing a job will make you limited in your source of income.

[LogitechMouse]

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The truth is that,fulfillment at work isn’t found overnight,it’s built through intention,reflection,and sometimes even through the challenges.
So I'll leave you with this question,Do you love your job,or what it gives you? do you just push through because you have to?

I really hated my job at first because I don't want to work 8 hours a day, but I need to because I need to pay off some debt. During the first weeks, I really felt that I'm lazy and unproductive, and the only reason for me to go and work is my debt. Surprisingly after a month, I felt something different. I felt that I'm not that lazy anymore unlike in the previous weeks, and unlike before where I felt unproductive, I'm doing even more now and I love what I'm doing. I mean I don't know what happened, but it just happened without any signs or reason whatsoever.

Now, my work at that company or in my case, school already is done because I'm only there for 3 months only, but if given the opportunity, I would love to return, but at this moment, it's almost impossible for some personal reasons. Right now, I'm just finding a way to make more money online if I can (although I'm having a hard time), but I love my previous job. I don't know though if I'm ready to work for other people here in our place.

[Arenga pinnata]

The truth is that,fulfillment at work isn’t found overnight,it’s built through intention,reflection,and sometimes even through the challenges.
So I'll leave you with this question,Do you love your job,or what it gives you? do you just push through because you have to?

Personally, I might be among those who love my current job. This is because my current job feels very comfortable thanks to the presence and camaraderie of my coworkers, who are very united and harmonious. And the type of work I do isn't particularly demanding. I can take time off and make it up another day. Discipline is quite strict, but it has also had a significant impact on my life, making it more organized and disciplined.

And in reality, the work environment also has an impact on how we like our current jobs.

And I'm sure that without a good environment, no matter how good or easy a job is, it won't feel enjoyable if the environment isn't supportive at all. Like not having good coworkers or something similar.

[Razmirraz]

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Personally, I might be among those who love my current job. This is because my current job feels very comfortable thanks to the presence and camaraderie of my coworkers, who are very united and harmonious. And the type of work I do isn't particularly demanding. I can take time off and make it up another day. Discipline is quite strict, but it has also had a significant impact on my life, making it more organized and disciplined.

And in reality, the work environment also has an impact on how we like our current jobs.

And I'm sure that without a good environment, no matter how good or easy a job is, it won't feel enjoyable if the environment isn't supportive at all. Like not having good coworkers or something similar.

A comfortable work environment and harmony that naturally forms among employees can create a family atmosphere among colleagues and help increase motivation at work, especially supported by flexibility in taking leave and arranging working hours can also help increase a sense of love for work and job satisfaction.

The work environment also plays an important role in increasing the sense of love for work, supportive coworkers, a comfortable work environment and a positive atmosphere at work can make a difference during work. It is no wonder why some people stay in one job for a long time because everything they need, such as a balance between work and personal life can be obtained while pursuing their job.

[martinex]

The truth is that,fulfillment at work isn’t found overnight,it’s built through intention,reflection,and sometimes even through the challenges.
So I'll leave you with this question,Do you love your job,or what it gives you? do you just push through because you have to?

There are needs we must strive for every day, and by working productively, at least some of those needs will be met. Perseverance has always been a measure of success, and not without reason, one of which is loving our work.

Starting from scratch is a different matter when we feel uncomfortable with our workplace conditions. From a perspective of opportunity, it's wiser to build on what you already have than to immediately request resignation for one reason or another. The requirements may not be immediately accepted, nor will the salary you desire, and you must constantly adapt.

[Juicyhome]

Yeah, my job gives me freedom, when I was searching for a job, I needed job that will give me time to do other things, I wasn't looking for high paid job but the one that will allow me to do my personal things. I work just three times a week then two days work from home, I have more time with my family. This is kind of job I wanted, I don't need a job that pays well but takes away my freedom. When choosing a job pick the one that will give you take for your family, you can't be working everyday and sacrifice your family for it. To me that's hell.

I'm someday that doesn't need so much, i just want to see my family happy, sort my bills and help people around me. That's the kind of money I'm looking for, I don't want to accumulate so much wealth over my freedom.  My job is just so perfect for me. I'm giving my best for it , because it's what I prayed for and I got it.

[Man of peace]

Yeah I am a self employed person and I love my job,my job is not stressful,it doesn't take all my time,it gives me freedom ,even though it doesn't pay big amounts of money to me,but the little i gained from my job on a daily basis is enough to pay my bills and take care of my family.

And you know loving your Job will give will motivate you to be punctuality, consistent, industrious, productivity .

I am so proud of my job because it's a privilege to me to be among those who engaged themselves in with something that can gradually uplift you one day, because I know that not everyone has this opportunity to engage his or herself with something to earn a living ,..

[imamusma]

The truth is that,fulfillment at work isn’t found overnight,it’s built through intention,reflection,and sometimes even through the challenges.
So I'll leave you with this question,Do you love your job,or what it gives you? do you just push through because you have to?

There are needs we must strive for every day, and by working productively, at least some of those needs will be met. Perseverance has always been a measure of success, and not without reason, one of which is loving our work.

Starting from scratch is a different matter when we feel uncomfortable with our workplace conditions. From a perspective of opportunity, it's wiser to build on what you already have than to immediately request resignation for one reason or another. The requirements may not be immediately accepted, nor will the salary you desire, and you must constantly adapt.

Whether you love your job or not, as long as it can guarantee that all your monthly needs are met, I think it’s worth keeping. Everyone wants to earn a higher income, and to achieve that, you must be willing to sacrifice some of your free time by working in two different places, in other words, you need to have a side hustle.
Aside from all that, what matters more is being grateful for having a job in the first place, especially when so many people are unemployed and struggling to find work. Just enjoy the process without rushing, until you finally reach the point of financial freedom you desire.

[Zigabel]

A job is more than just a paycheck it’s where we spend a huge part of our time, energy, and creativity. Generally, we spend a significant part of our lives working because our jobs shape our routines, influence our growth, and often define how we contribute to the world.

But loving your job doesn’t always mean every day is easy or free from challenges. It means you find purpose in what you do.
You see opportunities to learn and grow.
You feel that your work creates impact both big or small.
If you wake up excited about the work ahead, that’s a privilege worth celebrating. If not, maybe it’s time to ask yourself some personal and purposeful questions. What part of my work energizes me? What changes can I make to feel more fulfilled? What future do I want my career to lead me toward?

The truth is that, fulfillment at work isn’t found overnight, it’s built through intention, reflection ,and sometimes even through the challenges.
So I'll leave you with this question, Do you love your job, or what it gives you? do you just push through because you have to?

Pushing through because we have to has been one of the main reasons some of us often continue our jobs even if we don't really like it, neither does it gives us that fulfillment we seek but the most important thing for most persons at that point is that they are been able to pay their bills through the job so they actually do not want to mind if it is aligning at the moment, they just wan their bills taken care off and other things in life possibly been sorted by means of the resources the job does provides then with.

Well for some they have got a dream they are unable to fund at the moment, that dream is what is supposed to drive home the fulfilment for them but because they do not have the means and resources to handle it, they just get a job from which they will build to be able to get the dreams and fuilfilmrnt they have wanted and desired to accomplish.

[Out of mind]

Having a job is the most important thing in each of our lives, salary is not a big deal. We can see that there are many people who work tirelessly in search of a job but they do not get a job. When you have a job, your creativity and your knowledge, experience and skills will increase. And when a person has all kinds of experience, he will be able to achieve something good in his career in the future. We know that those who started their jobs with low salaries have gone to a good level in the future and it is also possible to get high-paying jobs. So to grow up, of course, you have to start small first, but it is possible to grow up, you have to improve your career in the future with experience by doing low-paying jobs. We know that not everyone gets a job, so we should be satisfied with what we have and the work we are doing and pray to the Creator, because there are many people who do not have a job.

[summonerrk]

A job is more than just a paycheck it’s where we spend a huge part of our time,energy,and creativity.Generally,we spend a significant part of our lives working because our jobs shape our routines,influence our growth,and often define how we contribute to the world.

But loving your job doesn’t always mean every day is easy or free from challenges.It means you find purpose in what you do.
You see opportunities to learn and grow.
You feel that your work creates impact both big or small.
If you wake up excited about the work ahead, that’s a privilege worth celebrating.If not,maybe it’s time to ask yourself some personal and purposeful questions.What part of my work energizes me?What changes can I make to feel more fulfilled?What future do I want my career to lead me toward?

The truth is that,fulfillment at work isn’t found overnight,it’s built through intention,reflection,and sometimes even through the challenges.
So I'll leave you with this question,Do you love your job,or what it gives you? do you just push through because you have to?

Now I work as an artist, and I'm so glad my job is what I dreamed of. After all, I spent years working at jobs I gritted my teeth to take. I didn't just dislike those jobs; I hated them. The work itself was stupid, and the people there were complete idiots. It's not normal to work day in and day out in those conditions. And I'm so glad I left there a long time ago. It's funny how people told me it was a great place, but do rats dream of flying? They're afraid and never do it. But I didn't just feel it. I knew I was capable of more.

[imthegreat]

Having a job is the most important thing in each of our lives, salary is not a big deal. We can see that there are many people who work tirelessly in search of a job but they do not get a job. When you have a job, your creativity and your knowledge, experience and skills will increase. And when a person has all kinds of experience, he will be able to achieve something good in his career in the future. We know that those who started their jobs with low salaries have gone to a good level in the future and it is also possible to get high-paying jobs. So to grow up, of course, you have to start small first, but it is possible to grow up, you have to improve your career in the future with experience by doing low-paying jobs. We know that not everyone gets a job, so we should be satisfied with what we have and the work we are doing and pray to the Creator, because there are many people who do not have a job.

You're absolutely right that different skills help anyone survive in any situation and crisis in this world. They can find work in any circumstances. It may not be the highest-paying, but it will be good work that will feed their family no matter what. But becoming truly rich is only possible by thinking two steps ahead of their peers.
We need to be able to adapt and be sensitive to the trends of the times, because that's how we all got into cryptocurrency and how we stay here. Once upon a time, we decided crypto was cool.

[tsaroz]

A job is more than just a paycheck it’s where we spend a huge part of our time,energy,and creativity.Generally,we spend a significant part of our lives working because our jobs shape our routines,influence our growth,and often define how we contribute to the world.

But loving your job doesn’t always mean every day is easy or free from challenges.It means you find purpose in what you do.
You see opportunities to learn and grow.
You feel that your work creates impact both big or small.
If you wake up excited about the work ahead, that’s a privilege worth celebrating.If not,maybe it’s time to ask yourself some personal and purposeful questions.What part of my work energizes me?What changes can I make to feel more fulfilled?What future do I want my career to lead me toward?

The truth is that,fulfillment at work isn’t found overnight,it’s built through intention,reflection,and sometimes even through the challenges.
So I'll leave you with this question,Do you love your job,or what it gives you? do you just push through because you have to?

I'm not sure. One side of me tells to resign the job the day I secure my pensions and start a business of my own. I've done 11 years and need 9 more to reach the pension limits. And another side tells me it would be difficult for me to start something new leaving the safety and comfort of my current job. There are things that I like and hate about my job but I always have a feeling that I'm not doing according to my potential. There's limited thing you could do in a job and you are not supposed to do anything more or out of the box. I feel I'm more lazy and my mind is idling doing the same task day and again.
I love my job but I'm not satisfied with it. I want to do something more, something that pays me more if I work more efficiently like a business of my own.

[dunfida]

A job is more than just a paycheck it’s where we spend a huge part of our time,energy,and creativity.Generally,we spend a significant part of our lives working because our jobs shape our routines,influence our growth,and often define how we contribute to the world.

But loving your job doesn’t always mean every day is easy or free from challenges.It means you find purpose in what you do.
You see opportunities to learn and grow.
You feel that your work creates impact both big or small.
If you wake up excited about the work ahead, that’s a privilege worth celebrating.If not,maybe it’s time to ask yourself some personal and purposeful questions.What part of my work energizes me?What changes can I make to feel more fulfilled?What future do I want my career to lead me toward?

The truth is that,fulfillment at work isn’t found overnight,it’s built through intention,reflection,and sometimes even through the challenges.
So I'll leave you with this question,Do you love your job,or what it gives you? do you just push through because you have to?

I'm not sure. One side of me tells to resign the job the day I secure my pensions and start a business of my own. I've done 11 years and need 9 more to reach the pension limits. And another side tells me it would be difficult for me to start something new leaving the safety and comfort of my current job. There are things that I like and hate about my job but I always have a feeling that I'm not doing according to my potential. There's limited thing you could do in a job and you are not supposed to do anything more or out of the box. I feel I'm more lazy and my mind is idling doing the same task day and again.
I love my job but I'm not satisfied with it. I want to do something more, something that pays me more if I work more efficiently like a business of my own.

What you’re feeling is something a lot of people go through at some point in their career it’s that stage where comfort and ambition start to pull in opposite directions you’ve already built stability and that’s not easy to walk away from but at the same time there’s this restlessness inside that wants more freedom creativity and fulfillment. Working the same routine for years can dull that spark even when the job is good and the pay is steady it’s not always about hating the work sometimes it’s just that the work no longer challenges you or connects deeply with your potential that doesn’t make you ungrateful it just means you’ve grown and maybe outgrown the box the job has kept you in.

You’re smart to think about your pension and long term safety that’s the responsible side of you but you can still prepare for something new without giving it all up right now maybe start building your own business slowly alongside your job test your ideas learn how to manage both once the foundation feels strong you’ll know when it’s time to fully jump. Loving your job and feeling unfulfilled can exist at the same time it’s a reminder that satisfaction doesn’t always come from stability sometimes it comes from creating something of your own something that reflects your effort and vision maybe you don’t need to rush the decision right now but don’t silence that part of you that wants more that’s usually where real purpose begins.

[Unknown Op]

Yeah, my job gives me freedom, when I was searching for a job, I needed job that will give me time to do other things, I wasn't looking for high paid job but the one that will allow me to do my personal things. I work just three times a week then two days work from home, I have more time with my family. This is kind of job I wanted, I don't need a job that pays well but takes away my freedom. When choosing a job pick the one that will give you take for your family, you can't be working everyday and sacrifice your family for it. To me that's hell.

I'm someday that doesn't need so much, i just want to see my family happy, sort my bills and help people around me. That's the kind of money I'm looking for, I don't want to accumulate so much wealth over my freedom.  My job is just so perfect for me. I'm giving my best for it , because it's what I prayed for and I got it.

I am working in the field to which I like and I did hard work in this field and I am very proud in the field in which I am doing the Work. Money is not everything and mental peace in most important thing in life because we will be more happy when we are working in the field which we love. There are thousands of people who are wasting their time in the field they don't like and they adopted that for the money because one person gave suggestion to them and after they adopted this field and they now stick to that because they don't know another work to do . People need not only money .Money is most important in thing in life but it is not top priority thing in life .

[Salahmu]

The people that enjoy their job are those that are being paid high salaries. Many are working because they don't want to stay idle so they have to make some money to pay for their bills and for feeding. Majority are ready to quit their jobs because it's too stressful for them and the pay is not welcoming at all if they see a better option that will reduce their daily strenuous activities. Because their is no enough jobs, majority are struggling with the less pay jobs they have so they don't become unemployed with nothing to take care of themselves and their families.

Some lower payroll individuals even enjoy and feel happy than some of the big payrolls because the feeling of living in an environment were you can only feed when given to you and the feeling of having your own means of providing and giving yourself any food you want to is a big transformation difference, so if someone is on that shoe definitely you will give thanks all the time for seeing an opportunity that will give you the reason of another level tomorrow. For those who have tested a lot of things on there lives and overloaded responsibility will definitely not going to feel happy with a low payroll jobs because there salary can only give them what to eat but wouldn't appetize the needs.