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Posts Tagged ‘meaning of life’

Don’t Seek Less Work, Seek Better Work

July 31st, 2012

“If only I had more time…” It’s a mantra that is becoming increasingly common among the working population. People are tired of working long hours for little pay and that’s perfectly understandable. That’s part of the reason why entrepreneurship is on the rise, as these same people are looking to gain more control over their [...]

Sunday Snippet: William John Copeland

December 18th, 2011

“The trouble with not having a goal is that you can spend your life running up and down the field and never score.” A short while I ago, I wrote a post asking whether or not success needs to be measurable. Are you able to measure your success? Are you able to measure your happiness? [...]

What It Means to Do What You Love

April 21st, 2011

One of my favorite shows on television is House. Part of its appeal is that the audience can oftentimes feel like it is a part of the team, unraveling the puzzle alongside the diagnostic professionals at Princeton Plainsboro Teaching Hospital in New Jersey. The other appeal is the unorthodox, manipulative, and misanthropic nature of the [...]

Empty Goals (or the Dog that Caught the Car)

December 7th, 2010

Far be it for me to say that I know all about the meaning of life. I don’t think anyone has a completely firm grasp on the concept, but that gives us the opportunity to grow and to learn. That is partly why it is so important to have goals in your life, because they [...]

What It Takes to Have Satisfying Work

November 30th, 2010

Asking any number of different life and career coaches out there, a sizable proportion will likely tell you to unearth your true passions and interests, finding a way that parlay them into careers. Those who enjoy artistic creation, for example, can make a very comfortable living as graphic designers. Those who enjoy throwing parties might [...]