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"This article describes the difference between 'a job' and 'being paid to do what you love'." Perhaps, but he says: It's just the way I was raised. So I think,
by dan00 16y ago
"This article describes the difference between 'a job' and 'being paid to do what you love'."
Perhaps, but he says: It's just the way I was raised. So I think, it's more cultural, that he only feels right, worth, if he's working.
There's nothing wrong to feel good when you're working, but there's something wrong, if you feel bad when you're not working.
- justin 16y agoI often times feel unsettled when not working -- even when I rationally know that working more at that time isn't necessarily productive, efficient or sustainable. That's probably not the most optimal attitude. Also, I've debated it a lot, and at this point am not convinced that working all the time == success, having seen many examples both ways. Consequently I find it pretty hard to justify telling people to work all the time now (in order to achieve success), and in order to justify however much I'm working I just say that I think it is the moral thing to do.