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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Perhaps the person who loves their job doesn’t really have a better job, they just have better perspective.
Seriously.
We should use caution to avoid having a blind spot with using excuses.
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Hey Internet, aren’t you a funny little monkey? My friend from Texas often uses this phrase when something or someone leans on the annoying side of life. I’ve purposefully never come right out and said what I do 60+ hours a week – you know, that career thing some people spend their lives doing.
Fact is, I can’t keep what I do and who I do it for a secret, even if my life depended on it.
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The beauty in finding something you love to do is that it never feels like work to excel at it. Well, almost never.
Insight: I’ve often hinted that this is a mission critical success factor. The harder you work, the luckier you’ll become.
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Here’s how I tell if I’m the same person at work as I am at home. This may work for you too. Ask a simple question. How far apart is the way I behave at home from the way I behave at work?
The more you love your job, the more you are the same person. The less you love your job, the more noticeable the difference in the way you feel when you’re at home.
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Don’t quit your day job is really great advice. And all I can think about is how lucky I am to have a day job that allows me to do work that matters.
Count your blessings if you are working hard at something that matters. Consider getting out if your not.
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