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Work vs. Living
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Thank you for the motivation, Mitch! Have a beautiful week! xx Michael
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You too, Michael.
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:-))
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Great words of inspiration ❤️
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Love this message! When you find employment through a passion, life is fulfilling. Just chasing money sucks the wind out of life. Follow God’s leading to the passion He put in you! That’s what you’ve lived.
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Wow, this is awesom. Thank you very much for the inspiration. I love the quotes too. Have a wonderful working and living week.
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You too, Souma.
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Good luck my dear. I re-read your post today and shared it with a friend. live!! I love it.
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All excellent words to live by! (When one’s job becomes a soul-sucking abyss, it’s time to think long and hard about what we’re doing and where we’re going.)
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Great post Mitch. I read a post on facebook this morning about spending money on stuff instead of spending time making memories. It really hit home, when I think about emptying my house to move in a year or so.
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got a quote from gilbert arciniega
as for matthew 6:49
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Love the quotes!
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i’m telling you
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There’s so much content in the pic. Thank you for sharing it with us.❤️🙏
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My pleasure, Siyanda.
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Ah, so true! Great quotes.
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Well written Mitch, and I love the quotes. Brilliant.
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Thank you, Antony.
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Great quotes put together that serves as the perfect #mondaymotivation. But what is important to acknowledge is that who are actually in control of our work life balance? Can we really control it? I don’t think so. It majorly is in the hands of our “boss”. Suppose you planned a long weekend with your family and your boss assigns you work on the weekend. So I consider it important to have a good boss. Even if the job ain’t your “dream come true job” , a good boss can make your life a dream but a great job with a bad boss can turn your life into an absolute nightmare. We at wordskraft have a rather funny blog on the topic which is filled with true facts. We would if you would check that out and leave your thoughts on that in the comment section.
#MyWordsKraft
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I will, Angshita.
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Great message.
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Thanks, Joseph.
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