English Question on Paid Work English Question on Paid Work Would you accept a much less enjoyable job paying twice what you make now? If you received the same pay regardless of your job, what kind of work would you do? If you were financially independent, Would you continue to work? If not, what would you do? Watch the podcast of this free English class. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjCYBS8aiaI&t=1s Further reading Understand the link between work approach and job satisfaction If you've gone sour on your job, think about what motivates and inspires you — and how you approach your work. For example: ...
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Dr. Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl
Dr. Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl is an English and Persian instructor, educator, researcher, inventor, published author, blogger, SEO expert, website developer, entrepreneur, and the creator of LELB Society. He's got a PhD in TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language).
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To answer these questions I know that when it comes to good money, most people are there for it, but, personally, I’m not too fond of a work or job that I don’t enjoy, I’d quit it after a while, therefore I prefer to do a job that I have passion for it. But this question also depends on life status. We have to make tough decisions and most of the time it is not going to be something that we want.
If I were financially independent I still wanted to do something. I would try to do the things that I have talents in them and I would find a way to earn money from them too, e.g. writing and artworks.
In my idea, any job must be financially and emotionally rewarding. If it’s just financially rewarding, chances are you’ll give it up after a while. Holding an unpleasant job is like running in the river against the waterflow direction. In the long run, you’ll be exhausted, and your health might be at stake.
To share my personal experience, I started LELB Society around 7 and a half years ago with so much passion and not high income at first. However, since I was so enthusiastic about my career, not only my passion but also my income has multiplied exponentially over time.