I wonder how many people up and quit after reading that. Actually someone in my work place left. The report was that she just said, "I'll be right back" and left and hasn't come back in a week.
Then I wonder if all the workers grumbling about being a bus driver or trash pick person, that if they quit and looked for handouts, as Steve suggests is better, - what kind of trash heap would we be living in?
Or I think of work of doing chores around the house. If I stopped doing the chores that I don't like doing - what would the house look like?
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If you cannot work in a state of joy, don’t work at all.
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What about all the Law of Attraction and IM stuff that says something about dealing with what is in front of you? If you look at your work and judge it as not worthy of your attention and joy and run away from that. You will get that lesson again until you can take care of what it is right now, whats' on your plate - no matter how you got there the way out is through it or dealing with why it's low joy for you.
Or what happened to the ideals from Steve's web site about accepting and finding joy from the inside? That it doesnt ultimately matter what you are doing, it's your approach or attitude that needs work - not jumping to the preceived greener side of the fence.