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How to Find Meaning in Your Work

How to Find Meaning in Your Work

Our role is the part that we play in a group or organization. When we feel like our role is meaningful, we are more likely to be engaged and productive.

  • Identify your strengths and interests.
  • Find a role that aligns with your values.
  • Take on challenging assignments.
  • Make a difference in the world.

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