Well said. Since work takes such an out-sized amount of our lives, we often assume that this is where our purpose is. At parties, people ask what we "do" and we

Well said. Since work takes such an out-sized amount of our lives, we often assume that this is where our purpose is. At parties, people ask what we "do" and we almost universally reply with our vocation. We assume this is our definition. If that works for you, great! But sometimes, a job is just a means to sustain life. Find a cause, find a hobby, find a purpose that truly fills your soul. The search for such a thing is another joy in life. And when you find it, you can experience it without the business concerns and unrealistic deadlines. I've read countless stories about people who had a dream and once their dream was attached to making rent and having food, it was no longer their dream. Make your job the thing you dread so your passion remains for your dream.