Love what you do – there will come a time where struggles will be in place for the do what you love.
Love is a state of mind an action – to love – to you need to love your job. Physically love your job and what you do.
Form accoounting to toilet scrubbing if you attempt to fill with love you will be happier.
I exercise caution in the “don’t do what you don’t love”
That can be a crutch to leave tasks that are challenging and may create new ideas and innovations – through struggle comes joy joy comes Love.
Simplify. It is so simple and so true. We spend so much of your lives trying to do everything when we really just need to do what we love and everything else will fal in place.
When you think about it, some of us really need to have this tattooed on our palms so that we don’t drift away and avoid doing the things we hate over and over again. Great guide.
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Glen Allsopp says
Wow, i love this approach, very simple and to the point.
Nice one :)
Are you doing what you love to do?
Avani-Mehta says
For times when you can’t do what you love, start loving what you do :) hehe
Tabs says
Short and sweet, I think the point you are trying to get is, i think I got this, wait for it… Doing what you love is the key to happiness.
Good one,
-Tabs
Kaspian says
I love the simplicity!
Evan says
Plus: find a way to be sustained by it (usually earning money from it but not necessarily). Otherwise you can’t spend much time doing it.
The Standard says
I love the blog…
Andrea Hess says
So simple, right? Funny how we manage to over-complicate things!
I’m happy to say that I do what I love, and I’m a very happy person.
Blessings,
Andrea
Marelisa says
How about “Be with people you love.”
Brad Spencer says
Simplicity at it’s best. I think we should do what we love? :)
Cheers,
Brad Spencer
Bamboo Forest says
Sometimes, though, doing what we love also demands doing what we rather not.
Matt @ Face Your Fork says
I object! *gasps from the courtroom filled with the self-improvement member audience*
What if you are doing what you love, but you’re stuck in a context that reinforces negative feelings? ;)
Tiffany says
What a straight-forward approach to happiness! This is fantastic advice.
Thank you.
Jarrod - Warrior Development says
I think you missed the other option.
Don’t hate Don’t love. Simplify.
Ribeezie says
Amen Jonathan! Amen…
michael cardus says
Love what you do – there will come a time where struggles will be in place for the do what you love.
Love is a state of mind an action – to love – to you need to love your job. Physically love your job and what you do.
Form accoounting to toilet scrubbing if you attempt to fill with love you will be happier.
I exercise caution in the “don’t do what you don’t love”
That can be a crutch to leave tasks that are challenging and may create new ideas and innovations – through struggle comes joy joy comes Love.
Jonathan says
@ Tabs: You’re close… Haha.
@ Matt: In that case, you’re delusional. Sorry I can’t help you. Haha.
Jonathan says
Okay, I just realized dianetics ads are appearing on my site. Definitely did not want that.
Tom Volkar / Delightful Work says
I am and it feels grand! :)
Ken | Destiny Building says
Applying the KISS principle to blogging and to life. Enough said! :)
janelle says
lol…who knew it could be SO simple?!
Regur Giblets says
WOW! This is incredible.
Thank you for changing my life. :O
Michael Moniz says
Simplify. It is so simple and so true. We spend so much of your lives trying to do everything when we really just need to do what we love and everything else will fal in place.
Jr. says
When you think about it, some of us really need to have this tattooed on our palms so that we don’t drift away and avoid doing the things we hate over and over again. Great guide.