I got lucky and got good career guidance that lead me to a job I enjoyed. It wasn’t a burning passion, just a gig that let me help people and paid a reasonable salary.
If you can wake up on a rainy Monday morning and not hate getting out of bed, you’ve solved most of your problems.
It’s not particularly wise, but it’s definitely my all time favorite.
“You knew the job was dangerous when you took it.”
Almost always applicable.
Training=/= skill
I washed dishes. You can do a bad job or a good job.
Same with all the others.
I call bull.
It takes skill to do anything. Mopping a floor, washing a window, making a bed, or bagging groceries.
People who work with their hands are almost always considered ‘lower class.’
A paralegal who earns $50,000 a year is considered to be most prestigious than a plumber who earns three times as much.
It doesn’t matter that the plumber has a greater range of knowledge than the paralegal, only that they come home with dirty hands.
Except that there are about 100 questions on the page and there is no prompt to go to the question you missed.
Many sites are just poorly designed.
imho it’s silly to get cosmic with the idea of a ‘good life.’
Take two people who actually changed the world, Lincoln and Einstein.
Neither one of them could have accomplished anything without thousands of people helping.
Me being reasonably happy and knowing I’m not actively, directly hurting other people is about the best I can do.
I give to charities and try to be active in the community, but realistically I am just another bozo on the bus, no greater or less than anyone else.