The difference between your "work" and doing your "job" lies in the depth of engagement and personal investment. A job is typically defined by tasks and responsibilities that fulfill specific requirements, often tied to external expectations like earning a paycheck or meeting deadlines. It’s about doing what's necessary to meet the goals of a role. Work, on the other hand, reflects a deeper connection to purpose. It involves the creative energy, passion, and problem-solving that come when you bring your full self to a project or mission. While a job can be a duty, work is often more intrinsic and fulfilling, embodying the effort to build, grow, or contribute meaningfully to something greater than just the task at hand.

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