Is your work your passion, your love, or your survival?
Priyanka Saini
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I want to support my family that's why I am doing job
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From my perspective, there's no one-track answer to this. Passion generally takes the lead, but there are times when financial considerations take precedence for survival. As long as the situation doesn't become monotonous and mundane, it's perfectly acceptable.
Its my passion ❤
I take it as my passion for my survival 😁
Passion as well here. Survival comes next!
It's a mix of all. You have to love what you do to stay motivated and keep your passion alive by working at it. But, let's be real, sometimes it's just about paying the bills.
Work on some projects is a passion while working on my projects is everything you mentioned, you love, you want to do it but sometimes it hurts and you try to survive :D
A combination of passion and survival. For me, a dream job has three parts -- good money, good people, and good work:)
My work is a blend of passion and love, driven by a deep enthusiasm for helping others and making information accessible and it goes beyond mere survival; it's about contributing meaningfully and continuously learning.
My work is like a delicious tech cocktail - a mix of passion for coding, a dash of love for problem-solving, and a generous splash of survival to pay the bills! How about you - is your work more like a thrilling tech rollercoaster or a tranquil coding pond?