… you are deeply connected with what you are doing.
Yes, time flies when you are having fun, but time also seems to fly when you are doing work that you are passionate about, work that inspires and engages you.
If you find your work days are too long, it may be time to reconsider if you are doing work that pays, or work that matters.
Doing work that matters
Any paid work, by default, is work that pays. Work that matters is very different. It’s where the profits are, where the meaning is and where the fulfilment resides. Here’s what work that matters looks like (and how to make a fortune, doing it!)
Your life is too precious, your time too important, to waste it doing anything less than work that matters.
Jim Connolly
I help small business owners make massively more sales and boost their profits. To see how I can help you and your business, read this.
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June 15, 2013 at 20:02
I know a few people who need to read this and are always wishing their days away.
Great post.
Chip
June 15, 2013 at 20:49
I hope they find it useful, Chip. Thanks for the feedback and welcome to the blog.
June 15, 2013 at 20:45
You nailed it with (Your life is too precious, your time too important, to waste it doing anything less than work that matters.)
That’s the whole point… not to work til we drop… to make a difference.
Bang on man.
June 15, 2013 at 20:49
Hi, Wayne. Thanks for the kind words.