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How To Find Meaningful
Work
By Eileen Hebert
Some of us have goals in life that we feel are perhaps not necessarily a choice
but rather a duty. This may be related to a family trait that we are trying to overcome, a
burden of society that we were born into, or many other possible life situations.
After deciding on a particular life goal the mission to accomplish it can become
an obsession. Some people will stop at nothing to achieve their goal. They feel this is the reason they were put here on earth.
Perhaps they are the lucky ones. They know which way to go, which path to follow. At the very least they know where they want to end up.
These people have meaningful work – their life is built around accomplishing
goals set early in life. They work with a sense of purpose and their drive comes from
within.
Other people decide on a career path based on what is available to them or based
on what job might pay more than another. These people tend to work hard to achieve advancements
along the way. Most follow the rules and strive for job recognition and status.
People that make such career choices often have low job morale and motivation may
also be less than hoped for by employers. Therefore, employers are often forced to provide
incentives as motivators – hoping to make the work more meaningful to employees.
Most people have hobbies or at least topics of interest….this includes people in
every walk of life. Many people spend every available spare moment devoted to such areas of
interest. Research and surveys have shown that hobbies are great stress relievers.
Hobbies can relieve stress by taking one’s mind out of the present tense and into
one of another world. Whether one is a doctor or a homemaker, the stresses of life are bound to
be overwhelming at times. By allowing us to forget current stressors, if even for a few moments,
hobbies can be very beneficial.
So what do hobbies and career choices have in common? Nothing, unless you combine the two!!!! Consider
that. Wouldn’t “work” be awesome if you were doing whatever it is that you consider your favorite
hobby?
This is not an impossible dream!
This is becoming the reality for more and more people everyday and it can be your reality too!!!!
Decide what it is that you love doing. Decide how you can build a business around
that. Then, in the words of Nike, “Just Do It”!
Eileen Hebert©
TrueCallingCareers.com Make Money Doing What You Love
About The
Author Find out how to break free from the corporate world. Eileen Hebert is a happy corporate escapee who
helps individuals create happiness without 9 to 5 jobs. Visit TrueCallingCareers.com for free tips on career
change, home based businesses, and making money doing what you love!
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