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Yry and separate your sense of self worth from your job. You are not defined by your job. A job is primarily a way of adding value - you sell your time and get
by bruce511 5mo ago
Yry and separate your sense of self worth from your job. You are not defined by your job.
A job is primarily a way of adding value - you sell your time and get paid.
If your job offers you more than just money that's great. But if you find your satisfaction elsewhere that's better. Jobs can come and go, nothing is guaranteed.
Of course you want to do your job well. Of course you want to be the best version of yourself. But ultimately you are selling your time to your employer, it belongs to them not you.
Personally I love my job. But if it ended tomorrow I'd be OK. My job is part of who I am, but I am more than just my job. I would morn it like a dead relative. But I will exist after my job is done.
- ge96 5mo agoThe only reason I'm concerned with the job ending is I don't have savings just poor life decisions It's crazy though what co-pilot is doing in Android Studio, it's going through hardware stuff that's beyond what I can do and I'm just typing in words. I'm getting the picture, the car still needs a driver. Yeah I need money so I'll focus on that/do well to keep the job. I can do passion on my own time.