Do you Love Your Job?

[ruykeri]

Individually, people view work differently, especially in my religion, work is a sacred thing in exchange for which my livelihood is decided. I will work, in return for my work, I will get a salary, and with that salary, I will support my family, that is my daily goal.

Whenever we put ourselves in this system of job and salary and salary, we forget to plan independently. Warren Buffett said Salary is a drug, they give you to forget your dream. I hold this very seriously in my heart that is why I never depend on only job and salary. I have always given more importance to business along with job. In that case I have been successful. Although I lost in the beginning, now I am coming to a system. So there is no point in wasting your freedom in this cycle of job salary promotion.

[ancafe]

Whenever we put ourselves in this system of job and salary and salary, we forget to plan independently. Warren Buffett said Salary is a drug, they give you to forget your dream. I hold this very seriously in my heart that is why I never depend on only job and salary. I have always given more importance to business along with job. In that case I have been successful. Although I lost in the beginning, now I am coming to a system. So there is no point in wasting your freedom in this cycle of job salary promotion.

It also depends on the opportunities and chances available. People like Warren Buffett can say anything, but we can't necessarily implement it like he does. We also have to realize that opportunities and the courage to take risks aren't something everyone is willing to take. Although I agree that it's better to build your own small-scale business than to work for someone else for a fixed salary. The motivations we hear don't always work for everyone, and that's why I don't focus so much on motivation, but instead try to do something based on my abilities and skills.

You can work with a fixed salary, but you can adjust by saving the money to build your own business. It doesn't matter how big or small the business is, because if done correctly, we will eventually achieve success through the process. Fear of taking risks is a characteristic of people who don't want to succeed, and these people are too afraid of failure to start something difficult.

[AmaGold70]

Yes I love my job, I love what it gives me and some times I just keep pushing because I have to do it for survival. I have seen doing different jobs ever since I became a young adult and now it's exhausting and you just wish to find time for yourself to relax, I love working actually because it has helped me emotionally, mentally and financially. And even though I have to work to earn a living for myself and family I still make sure to have time for myself as a person too and that helps me to be more comfortable and focused at work.

[maknyos]

how can we express our love for work?

They cannot express their love for their work, because in reality, they are forced to work despite their discomfort, as there is no other option for them to make ends meet, even if they have to sacrifice themselves by working under pressure.
Work should indeed be a place where we can feel comfortable, especially in terms of welfare. However, some companies do not pay attention to the welfare of their employees. It is under these circumstances that the role of the government is needed to make companies pay attention to the welfare of their employees.

[bubilas]

Yes I love my job, I love what it gives me and some times I just keep pushing because I have to do it for survival. I have seen doing different jobs ever since I became a young adult and now it's exhausting and you just wish to find time for yourself to relax, I love working actually because it has helped me emotionally, mentally and financially. And even though I have to work to earn a living for myself and family I still make sure to have time for myself as a person too and that helps me to be more comfortable and focused at work.

Finding your favorite job is a long journey. I've always disliked the job I have based on my degree. I studied just to have a job, but it wasn't what I wanted to do. Over time, I tried many jobs and realized that my degree was a good one. Perhaps in some ways I forced myself to think that way, and in others, I realized I liked it. The balance of money and energy for work is excellent, so sometimes life's path takes many twists and turns and leads us to places we don't expect to find ourselves. But a good outcome will always follow.

[Inwestour]

Yes I love my job, I love what it gives me and some times I just keep pushing because I have to do it for survival. I have seen doing different jobs ever since I became a young adult and now it's exhausting and you just wish to find time for yourself to relax, I love working actually because it has helped me emotionally, mentally and financially. And even though I have to work to earn a living for myself and family I still make sure to have time for myself as a person too and that helps me to be more comfortable and focused at work.

If you truly love your job, I think you can safely be considered part of the minority of people who actually enjoy their work. I can’t say that I love my job, but I can definitely say that I don’t force myself to go to work unlike at my previous jobs, where that was exactly the case. I would get up in the morning and go just because I had to earn money. But I’ll say this when you have a different attitude toward your work, a decent boss, a fairly good income, and even the opportunity to take on extra work, it changes everything. Now I understand that you can approach work completely differently and even want to go to work if you know you can earn really well there.

[DrBeer]

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?

The ideal job is not one that only provides income, but also gives you the opportunity to fulfill your desires, create something, and satisfy your non-material needs. I have been in IT for over 30 years, and I love absolutely everything about this job! Most importantly, this field forces you to constantly keep yourself in shape and acquire new knowledge, learn new technologies.

[Youngrebel]

Sincerely speaking we just push through because we have to earn and make ends meet while you are waiting for the one you truly desire to have. Engaging innpaid jobs these can be stressful to the extent that even when you like the job you are doing the stress takes the likeness off. Working and waiting for the day to just come and hoping for you to be able to start up what you can have and work with much love and desire.

[bangjoe]

Loving the job you have is a mature attitude of a person in dealing with life, do the best you can and in the end you will get what you want, even though at first it was not the job you dreamed of but with that job you can get better and can grow faster, not necessarily with the dream job you will get the life that is now, always be grateful for what is today.

Suppress that ego to be able to become a human being who has a long-term growth mindset, you will not forever work in the same place with the same position, in the future if your skills improve, of course you will get a large salary and a higher position.

[martinex]

Sincerely speaking we just push through because we have to earn and make ends meet while you are waiting for the one you truly desire to have. Engaging innpaid jobs these can be stressful to the extent that even when you like the job you are doing the stress takes the likeness off. Working and waiting for the day to just come and hoping for you to be able to start up what you can have and work with much love and desire.

Salary is indeed a measure of our encouragement when we promise it. At least there is hope that our hard work will pay off and we can cover all our expenses and also cover monthly expenses, even if it's simply not as luxurious as someone with a high salary every month.

For me, it's a sense of security and good communication among coworkers in our work environment. There's no sentiment, no competition, just everyone working together as a team to achieve the goals set by our superiors where we work. When we are sick, they come to visit, the leadership is also present and if there is a family event, they always come to celebrate. that's the importance of a supportive atmosphere.

[junder]

If you truly love your job, I think you can safely be considered part of the minority of people who actually enjoy their work. I can’t say that I love my job, but I can definitely say that I don’t force myself to go to work unlike at my previous jobs, where that was exactly the case. I would get up in the morning and go just because I had to earn money. But I’ll say this when you have a different attitude toward your work, a decent boss, a fairly good income, and even the opportunity to take on extra work, it changes everything. Now I understand that you can approach work completely differently and even want to go to work if you know you can earn really well there.

Yes, that's the reality. Ultimately, we'll still work to earn money. Whether we love our jobs or not is a secondary issue, as the primary goal is to earn money to meet our needs, and perhaps even our own desires. Sometimes we go to work with no enthusiasm at all, perhaps because we don't like the job. But have you ever been in a position where you didn't like a job, but because circumstances required you to earn money, you ended up doing it, and over time, you began to love the job or field?
I've experienced this myself.

[yslyv]

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 used to love my job. But after I started a family, I had to quit... Because the working hours were too long and there were nearly no any off days. i had always a busy and unstable work routine. I had to choose between my family and my job.
I chose my family. Now, I’m trying to work from home and earn some income that way.

[YUriy1991]

Well yes I wake up everyday knowing that I made the right choice in picking a profession. Although it is a very stressful occupation that may have physical implications when one gets old but when you like it you don’t mind what happens later.
My job is one that you won’t be able to do for long if you don’t love it, often people stop practicing because they can’t cope and their is shortage of workers but to those who love it we wish to do nothing apart from this.

The most important thing in the world of work is knowing why we want to do the activity, every job we do will be very meaningful when we know that what we do is what we want, work is not just about money and pay, many hard workers out there are bored with the life they live, with high levels of depression even though they get decent pay. but if they love their work then they will not experience depression to the point of having to take sedatives. if we love our work with our hearts then every task of the workload given becomes a challenge that must be completed well, especially if the work we are currently pursuing is the result of a very long learning.

[ChocolateBitcoinK]

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 used to love my job. But after I started a family, I had to quit... Because the working hours were too long and there were nearly no any off days. i had always a busy and unstable work routine. I had to choose between my family and my job.
I chose my family. Now, I’m trying to work from home and earn some income that way.

This problem happens to many people, the working hours are so long that they cannot give any time to their family, in this case they have to choose between job and family, this is a very bad problem, for this reason you should not depend only on job, create other sources of income and make yourself in such a way that you can give time to your family and you continue to get money from your employment, you have to take care of both sides and create a balance, and if for this you need to quit your job then I think that is the right decision.

[yslyv]

I used to love my job. But after I started a family, I had to quit... Because the working hours were too long and there were nearly no any off days. i had always a busy and unstable work routine. I had to choose between my family and my job.
I chose my family. Now, I’m trying to work from home and earn some income that way.

This problem happens to many people, the working hours are so long that they cannot give any time to their family, in this case they have to choose between job and family, this is a very bad problem, for this reason you should not depend only on job, create other sources of income and make yourself in such a way that you can give time to your family and you continue to get money from your employment, you have to take care of both sides and create a balance, and if for this you need to quit your job then I think that is the right decision.

Yes. It was really a tough choice. especially when you were able to earn a steady income that way but life and conditions force you to start from scratch in a different job.
And then there’s the uncertainty in this new line of work, along with the stress that comes with it.

[charrles]

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 had only one job in my life and I always hated me. Let me tell you the job scenario in my country. The end goal is money only, nothing called satisfaction. Employers also know this, they are underpaying more than 90 % of the population in order to make more money themselves.

Things like satisfaction and everything is more suited for jobs in developed countries .

[Iranus]

I used to love my job. But after I started a family, I had to quit... Because the working hours were too long and there were nearly no any off days. i had always a busy and unstable work routine. I had to choose between my family and my job.
I chose my family. Now, I’m trying to work from home and earn some income that way.

In my opinion, for a person who has a family and is the breadwinner of the family. A job that pays well enough and can help us meet our family needs should be the top goal.

I don’t know exactly how much your income was from your previous job and whether that job met your family’s needs, and how it compares to your current job. But if it were me, and if it were a job that allowed me to comfortably cover my expenses and take care of my children. Even if I could save some money, I wouldn't give it up just because it takes up most of my time.

When we choose a high-paying job that provides a good life for our family, it means we are choosing family.

[iamsange]

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I had only one job in my life and I always hated me. Let me tell you the job scenario in my country. The end goal is money only, nothing called satisfaction. Employers also know this, they are underpaying more than 90 % of the population in order to make more money themselves.

Things like satisfaction and everything is more suited for jobs in developed countries .

By saying that, it means your country isn't developed either, so you don't get satisfaction from your work. But there is one option or solution you can take to escape forced labor: you must acquire certain skills so you can work for yourself without having to depend on greedy employers. Because to be free from any job, each person must have their own abilities so they aren't always exploited by those in power and with greater financial power in any matter. Especially in underdeveloped countries, finding work is always very difficult because the economic sector is controlled by only a handful of people.

[LuwisPK]

If you ask me, how much do you love your work, I will say that I not only love my work, I respect my work, and I don't want anyone to look down on my work. Whatever work you do, if you can do it with passion, then your attention to that work will increase. I have seen with my own eyes the people who are daily wage earners, hardworking people. They may not be very well off financially, but their hearts are big. I have noticed that when they eat their lunch with satisfaction, when you look at their faces, it seems like all the happiness is in them. At the end of the day, they return to their destination and spend the day very happily with their wives and children. You will see that the physical capacity of daily wage earners is a little higher because they work hard. So, in my opinion, if those small tasks can be done with satisfaction, peace can be found in that work.

[Robinrex77]

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 had only one job in my life and I always hated me. Let me tell you the job scenario in my country. The end goal is money only, nothing called satisfaction. Employers also know this, they are underpaying more than 90 % of the population in order to make more money themselves.

Things like satisfaction and everything is more suited for jobs in developed countries .

A job should be fun that the only way you the employee would produce good results for your employer, it should not be all for the money,
One thing I decided in am life is that any job that do not improved me as a person or teaches me a skill I can not do it, life is too precious for you to be a helper all your life,
My advice is do whatever you know would improve your ability physically and mentally, so that one day you would become your own boss