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Ever wondered if your job is just a never-ending cycle of work, get paid, rinse, and repeat? I mean, who hasn’t? We dive into this super relatable topic in today’s chat, inspired by none other than Scott Adams, the genius behind Dilbert. He shakes things up by suggesting that our job isn’t just about clocking those hours for our employer; instead, it’s about working towards a better version of ourselves—our future. We’re here to build skills, expand our networks, and set ourselves up for the next big thing. It’s like leveling up in a video game, but instead of collecting coins, we’re collecting experiences and connections that will help us tackle our next adventure. So, as we unpack this idea, let’s toss aside the notion that we work for our paycheck alone. Remember, companies can be as fickle as a cat with a laser pointer—just when you think you're part of the family, they might just swipe the rug out from under you!
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By James A. BrownEver wondered if your job is just a never-ending cycle of work, get paid, rinse, and repeat? I mean, who hasn’t? We dive into this super relatable topic in today’s chat, inspired by none other than Scott Adams, the genius behind Dilbert. He shakes things up by suggesting that our job isn’t just about clocking those hours for our employer; instead, it’s about working towards a better version of ourselves—our future. We’re here to build skills, expand our networks, and set ourselves up for the next big thing. It’s like leveling up in a video game, but instead of collecting coins, we’re collecting experiences and connections that will help us tackle our next adventure. So, as we unpack this idea, let’s toss aside the notion that we work for our paycheck alone. Remember, companies can be as fickle as a cat with a laser pointer—just when you think you're part of the family, they might just swipe the rug out from under you!
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