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Love Your Job? If not, do this.
August 20, 2009 by Steve
If you love your job, then you can skip this. If you don’t, you won’t want to miss what I have to say.
We tend to get into patterns of habit. These habits get reinforced in our ways of being, doing and having. If you’re not completely in love with what you do for your job or career then ask yourself this question. It’s a question I wish I would have asked myself much sooner than I did.
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Steve,
Yesterday, I asked myself what if I only have
six months on earth…the answer was…I would leave my job, sell the house and go to the man I love and drown myself in music…
what if I have 10 years, I said I would save some money and run to India to learn dance full-time so I have time to perform before I leave earth…
but if I have 30 years to go…then I have to have a job, a paid off house and the stuff…
and who would tell me how many years are really left…
Hi Hema,
That’s a great way to put it and to be honest with you, nobody really knows how long you or I are going to be around. It could be 6 months, 6 days or even 6 hours.
I went rafting last weekend (in Ottawa) and our raft tipped. The rapids were pretty severe so we all went for a pretty intense ride under the rapids.
After it was all over and we were recovering on the rocks nearby, a good friend of mine told me he felt that he might die in those rapids. Thoughts of death were spinning through his head. Just as he was about to give up, he managed to reach the surface and get a gulp of air in the nick of time. As he was sharing that story he told me the only thing he could think of was his wife and 12 week old babe.
I think for some of us death never crosses our minds, but it some cases it puts our priorities into perspective.
If you were under water and struggling for your last breath thinking about all the things you wanted to do with your life, would you be making excuses and giving reasons why you never got around to them, or would you find the courage and inner strength to dive in, make a plan and get into action to make it all happen?