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What does one expect from Job/Profession?

I've six '?' (Pronounced as Sa in Hindi) theory as one expects in his life overall and since a significant portion of life is spent in the profession, business or job; this can be applied there.

• ????????? ( Pronounced as SWASTHYA) aka Health: This is the most important aim or goal one should have. Irrespective of how many years you live, you should live most of the year as healthy. A healthy body and mind are necessary over anything else. Health means overall health, which includes physical, mental, emotional, and any other type. Your profession should never come in your way of health.
• ??? (Pronounced as SUKH ) aka Joy/Happiness: Without Joy, humans can't operate at their full potential. One needs to learn the art of constantly finding sources of joy in their profession. Once you have Inner Joy you wouldn’t be worried about your failures or someone else’s success.?
• ????? (Pronounced as SHAANTI) aka Peace/Calmness: I think its indisputable fact that peace of mind is something that everyone aspires for. What’s good the money or position or status if at the end of the day there is no peace.
• ??????? (Pronounced as SAMRUDDHI) aka Wealth: It is okay to be born poor but it is not okay to die poor. The human brain is the most capable brain of all the species that nature has created and it has tremendous potential to manifest physical wealth by all legitimate means.
• ??????? (Pronounced as SURAKSHA) aka Security/Protection: Humans are territorial in nature, be it your love or profession one expects to gain more and more territory while protecting the existing territory. Consider your perks or job role or current market value or status in society as territory and apply this Security lens
• ???? (Pronounced as SAMAAJ) aka Society/Community: Humans evolved to live in society and have a sense of belonging and at the same time being aspirational. They expect to be feeling respectful in the society/community they live in and be able to serve the society/community they serve. They also expect that over time they grow their social stature in society.