Dig Into The Stories
- Bruce Feiler analyzed 400 people to find out what makes some people love what they do and others feel frustrated.
- He found that people who are happiest and most fulfilled don't climb; they dig by looking inward.
- Ask yourself questions like "If you could do one thing to be happier at work today, what would it be?" to find your ideal role.
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