The Importance of Finding Fulfillment in Your Career
The J.O.B. acronym may ring true for many, unless they’re lucky enough to have a high paying job. In today’s society, we’re conditioned to believe that having a job is all that matters, regardless of what you do. However, this is not necessarily the case. What you do for work can have a significant impact on your mental health and overall well-being.
While there are no inherently “bad jobs,” it’s crucial to find some form of enjoyment in what you do. If you’re constantly feeling marginalized or taken advantage of, it’s time to re-evaluate your situation and consider alternative options. Whether you work in fast food or clean toilets, there’s honor in every profession. It’s the feeling of fulfillment that matters.
The acronym J.O.B. stands for “just over broke.” Although it may have been used to sell a product or a class in the seminar where it was introduced, there’s some truth to it. Unless your job pays well, you may find yourself struggling to make ends meet.
It’s crucial to plan for your future and set achievable goals. Don’t just hope or assume that things will work out. Take active steps to create the life you want. Start by finding a career path that aligns with your values and passions. Take the time to research different options and seek out opportunities to gain experience in your desired field.
Success is a numbers game, and the more effort you put into achieving your goals, the more likely you are to succeed. Don’t let fear hold you back from pursuing your dreams. With careful planning and perseverance, you can overcome any obstacle and find fulfillment in your career.
Don’t predict, hope or assume. Plan.
Don’t predict, hope or assume. Plan and make it so. You don’t know your future. I don’t know yours, nor do I mine. But if you take steps while working (yes, use your mind while you work if your job is fairly repetitive and straight forward) to plan how you can change where you are in your aspirations, you can find the right steps to excel past the current position you’re in.
Daily quote:
“Write what disturbs you, what you fear, what you have not been willing to speak about. Be willing to be split open.” Natalie Goldberg
*** Like most things online it’s hard to say whether these quotes originate with the person they’re attributed to. Regardless, they’re a tool to hopefully inspire you and so does it matter as much as the point the words convey? –!>