Job Appreciation
The best way to appreciate your job is to imagine yourself without one.
Oscar Wilde
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“The best way to appreciate your job is to imagine yourself without one. Oscar Wilde…”
I have not held a job since 1968 and have not missed it one bit!! :-)
Sure, I earn money, but by doing what interests me at the time and that changes periodically… right now I do web-work, am a TV producer and travel around the world frequently. I cannot recommend such non-job fun more highly. Rock On!
Thanks for dropping by, Dan. :) I guess it would depend on your definition of the word “job”. Based on your definition, then it means I’ve never had a job either! I, too, recommend web work and going after what you’re passionate about.