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Being your own boss is one of the main factors of finding meaning in your work. It makes you more invested and allows real innovation.
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A dead-end, boring job that is just a stressful routine, does nothing to add meaning in your work.
Work needs to kindle your imagination, challenge you mentally and should have some obstacles to make you grow.
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If your efforts are not rewarded, your passion and energy can wear off.
You can help see more rewards by tracking your efforts daily, weekly or monthly, and seeking feedback from your team.
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Add complexity in your work by challenging yourself, incorporating your passions, exploring new skillsets and being the best at what you do.
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Three factors are important for meaningful work:
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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:
The work that uses our natural gifts and aligns with our values will bring a sense of purpose and fulfillment.
Doing the work that you are called to do will give you meaning that will reach further than a paycheck.
There are doctors who see their work only as a job, and janitors who see their work as a calling.
No matter what job you have, you can find meaning in it. Rewrite your job description to be more calling-focused. Think of your own personal goals in life. How can your c...
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