The woman who works as a tandem skydiver finds her job tedious and boring while the 35 year old Starbucks manager wakes up every day with passion and love for his work.
The leading man on Broadway groans all the way through his 2 shows on Saturdays, but the usher showing people to their seats wishes there was a matinee every day. More people for her to seat.
The Fortune 500 CEO spends 10% of his time working, and 90% of it lobbying for a raise, while the non-profit owner who has made $30,000/year for the last 15 years feels she is the richest woman in the world.
The funny thing about dream jobs is that they have nothing to do with the actual position itself.
They have everything to do with the heart, passion, generosity, creativity, and joy you bring to the work you do.
This is the difference between work that matters and simply paying the bills.
The leading man on Broadway groans all the way through his 2 shows on Saturdays, but the usher showing people to their seats wishes there was a matinee every day. More people for her to seat.
The Fortune 500 CEO spends 10% of his time working, and 90% of it lobbying for a raise, while the non-profit owner who has made $30,000/year for the last 15 years feels she is the richest woman in the world.
The funny thing about dream jobs is that they have nothing to do with the actual position itself.
They have everything to do with the heart, passion, generosity, creativity, and joy you bring to the work you do.
This is the difference between work that matters and simply paying the bills.
