Article published on , on 7 February, written by Ray F. Iunius
There are two categories of people - says the famous Murphy - the first is what divides people into categories, the second does not. Well, I will dare to tell you my categories. First, there are the extremely lucky people: they had a passion from a young age and turned that passion into a profession. They are therefore happy all the time. They don't necessarily need holidays or time off, they get up at night and work 12 hours a day without realising it. All this because passion makes them focus on it, to feel that they are doing something useful that comes from their own motivation. If you're in this first category, read no further. You have everything you need! The second category is for those who found their passion later. After finishing university, after working for a few years, chance, in its various forms, led them to discover their passion. Sometimes this passion has nothing to do with previous training. It's like winning the lottery. You simply discover that you love what you do and your life starts to make sense. The third category is made up of those who don't have a passion for their job (even if they do it well) and go to work for the paycheck. It's a necessary but bearable evil. Many of the baby boom generation lived part of their lives under communism when the motto was "we make you work, you make you pay". (..)
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