How do I love my career?

Is it possible to love your career?

Don't worry—it's completely normal to love your job, but still think it feels like hard work. Unless you're employed as a professional puppy snuggler.

How do I find my passion for a career?

How do I know my interests?

A simple place to start in identifying your interests is to consider the activities, hobbies and topics that you enjoy and that naturally capture your attention. Identifying your interests can help you generate ideas of possible majors and career areas to further explore.

How do I find what I love?

How to find and do work you love | Scott Dinsmore | TEDxGoldenGatePark (2D)

How do I start enjoying my job again?

Is it OK to not love your job?

Not at all. You can and should find enjoyment in your work. Doing so is very valuable to your life in many ways, including greatly increasing your probability of financial success. But you don't have to love, or even like your overall job to enjoy everyday aspects of it.

Is it rare to like your job?

It's statistically rare to love your job

First things first: you're lucky if you love your job. In my experience, most people don't.

What is more important love or career?

One of the perks of investing more time and effort in a career is that it would never tell you that it no more loves you. The more you invest in your career, the bigger would be the success and achievements. You could always rely on your career to help you cope with tough situations.

Why do I not want a job?

Generally, when you don't want to go to work, the underlying reasons lie within a few categories: work, home, health, and expectations. Each of these factors could be contributing to feeling like you don't want to work anymore. You don't want to go to work because of the work environment. There can be toxic people.

How do you know you love your job?

You enjoy your time at work.

You don't have to put in time at work and then escape to "life" to be happy. You enjoy life and enjoy work. You feel alive and joyful not just at home but also at work. When you love your work, it's a part of your life.

How can I work without passion?

Instead of chasing a Passion and invoking this FOMO (fear of missing out), niche yourself down in your work. Niche down until you get to the point where you can make progress towards the achievement of something better than what you have now. It doesn't have to be a Life's Task. It doesn't have to be a Passion.

How many people love their job?

In the U.S., 65% of employees are satisfied with their jobs, with 20% being passionate about their jobs. There are hundreds of statistics out there.

Is work supposed to be fun?

Work isn't supposed to be fun. It's not play. In the best case scenario, it's rewarding in financial and psychological ways but it's not like going to Disneyland. You can anecdotally “prove” anything you want in an organization with thousands of employees.

Why have I lost interest in my work?

So what are some common reasons for losing interest at work? Perhaps the nature of your job has changed, you're working on different tasks, with different clients, or you have new colleagues you don't bounce off as much as previously.

How do you start liking a job you hate?

How do I fall in love with my passion again?

Try and remember what it is that you loved about your passion in the first place. Look back on yourself when you first fell in love – journal about it, look at photos, look at early work and reconnect with who you were at the time. Create and engage like a newbie. Play, break the rules, and make mistakes.

What is the happiest career?

Construction workers are the #1 happiest job for a reason—they do what humans are built for! They plan, move and use their bodies, and get to see their creative works come to life. Not all construction jobs are easy to jump into, however.

What is the most satisfying job?

What career has the highest job satisfaction?

Is it OK to not have a career?

We agreed that not having a career is nothing to be ashamed of. That working at jobs rather than having built a career, and I'm talking any kind of jobs here (and, yes, I do include sex work here because it is hard work!), says nothing about anyone's courage, capabilities, ambition, or direction. I've always had jobs.

Why did I lose my passion?

You may have lost your passionate drive because your have pivoted or turned into a headwind or in the wrong direction. Shut down the interference. Eliminate your distractions. Redirect, recalibrate and refocus yourself on what your were meant to do and be.

How do I know if I hate my job?

You're Not Excited About Your Job Anymore

Every day at work doesn't have to feel like a party, but if you're never excited about your job, something's wrong. You work for many reasons—to keep a roof over your head, to use your skills and talents, perhaps to help others or achieve things most people can't.

What does loving your job look like?

You feel fully focused, creative, and ideas are flowing freely. This means that every time you are given a task and view it negatively, this mindset is already making it harder for you to complete your work. Doing work you love is energizing and creates a positive feedback loop that fuels productivity.

How do I know if I am doing well at work?