Rethinking What Work Means in Life
Mar 01, 2021Written by Roxanne Brown
Today, many people are asking themselves what it means to work. Most of us have to work to financially support ourselves and others, to be safe in this world, and to create the life we want to have. Because that’s true it gets complicated. There are a lot of questions to consider:
How am I going to spend my time working?
How am I going to allow myself to be treated? How will I treat others no matter how I’m treated?
What choices do I feel I have to work to financially support myself and others?
What is a life worth living and how does work factor into that?
The impact of the pandemic has been felt deeply, uniquely among a huge number of us. Because this has been a prolonged experience, change has happened. It’s hard to see the implications but people are reevaluating what work means in a person’s life.
How have your thoughts about work evolved over this past year? What crazy ideas have you entertained? How have you created choices for yourself?
Change creates possibilities.
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