I do and I think it's understated that it's important to. But I did not at some points of my career. You could say I went through cycles of caring and not cari

I do and I think it's understated that it's important to. But I did not at some points of my career. You could say I went through cycles of caring and not caring to make decisions like it's my company. Over time, I found that while a job is merely a job, I do work to live and find that a large chunk of daily time is spent at a job which means for me, I'd rather work with intention than none whatsoever. This is also partly why I started my own businesses and I usually advocate for anyone on the fence to do so. There is a shift in mentality over time, this gets compounded with environment and other dynamics. I think this understatement of importance to do so is also partly why a lot of people are largely filled with some angst and doubt. It doesn't help that we're continually being hyper-connected to the point that one's success is overseen. Also it's why a lot of things suck right now, incompetence is net-high on a global scale. And no one seems to be willing to do maintenance enough at scale which is why automation is prominent. Historically if you look at technological innovations at a global scale we are definitely not innovating at a net-good/net-high. There was definitely a drop/stagnation that started at a certain time.