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It should be recognised that not everyone is in a position to make these changes. This doesn't make them any less important though. Being able to love what you
by bruceboughton 16y ago
It should be recognised that not everyone is in a position to make these changes. This doesn't make them any less important though.
Being able to love what you do is a luxury not everyone can afford, but it is surely the ultimate luxury?
- rue 16y agoI think there is sometimes a distinction missed in these "you should do what you love"-arguments: it should be formulated "you should try to do what you love"…and it has to be taken to account that many (if not most) will fail at the attempt. This is very hard to do without some type of social support structure.