Dec '24 • ❓ Ask & Apply
To Work, Or Not To Work
Work, though often a hassle and a burden, is a necessary part of life tho I have struggled greatly with it. It provides sustenance, purpose, and contributes to the greater good(sometimes). While the desire to avoid labor is understandable to say the least, it is a fleeting emotion. True fulfillment comes from embracing our duties, even when they are unpleasant.
Focus on the present task, not the entirety of the workday. Each moment is an opportunity to demonstrate discipline and perseverance. By completing each task with focus and dedication, the day becomes less daunting and I sometimes wonder where the day has gone.
We have little to no control over external circumstances, only our internal response. View work as a test of character, a chance to cultivate virtues like patience, diligence and pride in ones work. This shift in perspective can transform a mundane task into a meaningful exercise.
While rest and time for the boys are important, they are most enjoyable when earned through effort. By fulfilling our obligations, we create space for relaxation and enjoyment.
Work is a part of the human experience. By approaching it with a Stoic mindset, we can transform it from a burden into an opportunity for growth and fulfillment.
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To Work, Or Not To Work
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