Do You Love Your Work?

[Nomad]

No matter what you do, it is very important to love your work. If you dread going to work each day, take a moment to reflect on the possible reason.

• Is it the pay?
• The nature of the work?
• Your boss or coworkers?

If you are unhappy, don’t stay stuck just for financial stability. Instead, start developing skills in your area of interest, build expertise, and begin looking for better opportunities. When you love your work, you will be motivated to work, you will get satisfaction, and also a long-term success.

 

[Urvashi]

Yes, I love my work because it lets me help people, learn new things constantly, and engage with a wide range of topics. Being able to make a positive impact and support others keeps me motivated every day.

 

[cherry123]

I love my job and I Set new goals to strive for my physical and mental wellbeing. it gives me money too

 

[Niyi Briggs]

I work for myself in my business. I love my business because I get to meet people and serve their needs. And the pay is also something that I find to be reasonable level and I can potentially increase it as I progress.

 

[Lolita]

I love my work, if I didn't love it it would take a toll on my mental health

 

[AUFred]

I loved my work for years. Especially working for myself. The last few years I grew weary of the grind and the stress. Choosing to retire was the decision I needed to make for my sanity.

 

[Sanjeev]

Hmm..I don't like my work because of the toxic boss and the nature of the work. As I told you I always wanted to be a teacher but I could not. And now when I am going to retire from the job after few years I don't have a courage to leave and search for a new job as I have responsibility of the kids who soon will start going to college. So I will have to live with the present job and tolerate whatever is going at the work place.

 

[krishatnet]

I love my work, I am working in a civil engineering company as a draftsman. I am learning new things with experience,I have gratitude to the management for giving this opportunity.

 

[Starmix]

Of course I love my work. It's not only about pay but the ambiance and camaraderie with my colleagues and bosses.

 

[Deep]

I love my work because it motivates me every day. If you don’t feel the same, reflect, grow your skills, and find better opportunities.

 

[Sanjeev]

I love my work because it motivates me every day. If you don’t feel the same, reflect, grow your skills, and find better opportunities.

Where do you work?

 

[Natasha]

Love my work. Although I don't do it for the money, I do finally make a decent living doing it. A friend's dad once told me that you should pick a job that you love OR a job that pays well...unless you can find both, then you do that.

 

[Deep]

Where do you work?

I work in the army—it gives me purpose, discipline, and daily motivation to serve and grow stronger

 

[arunima]

I am very passionate about my work. And I am very fortunate that I landed in something that I actually enjoy doing. My work, in fact, has given me a mission in life. It's one big motivation for me to wake up every morning and look forward to it.

 

[Nomad]

Hmm..I don't like my work because of the toxic boss and the nature of the work. As I told you I always wanted to be a teacher but I could not. And now when I am going to retire from the job after few years I don't have a courage to leave and search for a new job as I have responsibility of the kids who soon will start going to college. So I will have to live with the present job and tolerate whatever is going at the work place.

I can understand. Sometimes you can't leave your job even though you don't like it, you have a lot of commitments to fulfill. I think you can try to work as a teacher once you retire from the job. You might not get hired in a school but you can certainly offer private tutoring services.