Meaningful Work

By Trula on May 12th, 2009

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about work and it’s place in my life, about doing/producing work that is meaningful; clarifying to myself exactly what that means. As you may know Brian is a special education teacher, and though it is a high-stress career he enjoys it and finds great meaning in being able to teach kids with special needs and have a positive impact on their life. I’m writing still and working hard to make my various businesses profitable, and truly seek to make my work meaningful. What does meaningful work mean to you?

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