Finding Your Passion: The Myth of a Dream Job
The problem with finding your passion, or your dream job is that this kind of insidious mentality can actually keep us from critiquing the labor structure that we're existing in.
Our passion and dream job can actually prevent us from pushing for better work-life balance or policies that would improve our work life and our overall health and wellbeing, and critiquing the larger systems of labor that keep us working.
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'Extraordinary' is overrated. Here's how to embrace the power of an ordinary life : Life Kit
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