Simply sharing and showcasing what you are working on, by going public, sharing what you love, can attract like-minded people to you.

Meaningful work is when we feel a genuine connection with what we do for a living and our larger spectrum of life.

It is motivating, creates deep relationships and helps others.

To build a meaningful career, identify work that has these ingredients:

• It's engaging
• It helps others
• You're good at it
• It has supportive people
• Has no major negatives
• You can do it the rest of your life

Then you can do a self-assessm...

Allow yourself to behave differently occasionally, and be out of character if required.

In the course of making massive changes, you may start being a different person. Embrace that change, as it is in pursuit of something meaningful.

Do your most important, or high-impact work in the first 60 to 90 minutes of your day.
By giving priority to meaningful work during the day, you eventually give it a priority in your life.

• Many of us struggle with finding meaning, as we are busy with our daily work and distractions.
• Meaning in life provides us with the purpose of getting up daily, energized and pepped up about the day, being productive in whatever we do.
• Meaningful lives lead to happiness.
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... about meaningful work:

• Going after happiness gives you meaning.
• Following your passion guarantees meaningful work.

• Job crafting: A technique to make your current job more meaningful
• Task crafting: Doing a different kind of work in your existing job, to learn and expand your capability.
• Relational crafting: Making deeper relations at work.
• Cognitive crafting: A shift in thinking ab...

Conduct regular reviews (weekly, monthly and annually) to check if your work aligns with your values.

Finding meaningful work is a long-term process and it helps to get both the micro and macro views.

Create space for deep and high-impact work by planning in advance a distraction-free schedule.

Plan ahead and ensure there are no interruptions during the time you do deep work.

21–35% of our life is spent at work, making it a crucial part of our lives to spend at something we find meaning in.

Meaningful work should be:

• Motivating and purposeful.
• Should be coherent and ma...