#53-The Purpose of Your Career: A source of Income or a path to fulfilling Dreams and Passions?
Najla Tirabassi
Headhunter I Recruiter I Specializing in Body Language and Human Behavior
Our career choices have a big impact on our lives.
We spend a lot of time working, so it's important to know why we're doing it.
Is your career just a way to make money, or do you see it as a way to make your dreams and passions come true?
In this article, we'll talk about this and look at the different ways people think about their careers.
Career for Money
For many people, the main reason they work is to make money. This is practical and often because they need money to pay for things like their home, food, and other important stuff. People who see their careers this way like knowing they have a steady job that gives them money. They might not be super excited about their job, but they're okay with it because it pays the bills.
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Career for Dreams and Passions
On the other hand, many people see their careers as a way to follow their dreams and passions.
They think that work should not only give them money but also make them happy because it's something they love.
People with this view care a lot about job satisfaction and feeling good about what they do.
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Finding a Balance
There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer to whether your career should be about money or your dreams and passions. It depends on what's important to you.
Some people might start by making money to be financially stable and later do what they love. Others may try to follow their passions right from the beginning.
The purpose of your career is a personal choice.
Whether you're doing it mainly for money or to follow your dreams and passions, what matters most is that it fits with your values and goals.
Finding a balance where you have enough money and are happy with your job is the best way to have a fulfilling professional life.
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Najla