You Work For A Boss As You Fear Disappointing Them
Just as we have met deadlines in our jobs, why can't we do so when we are on our own?
Your self-work should be as crucial as any office deadline. Remember:
- You are your own boss.
- The person who hired you for this job liked you then and trusts you now.
- They saw something in you that not everyone else sees.
- Thanks to the charity of this person-this person being you-you got your dream job.
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