Nobody is born knowing what he or she wants to do.
I started out working for my father in his pawn
shop when I was around eight or nine years old. My
mother said, “You’re going to work with your
father.” I didn’t have any choice. To tell you the
truth, it was much better than staying with Mom.
She had a lot of rules and was the disciplinarian
in our house. I worked for my father until I was
in my twenties. It was a good education and a
great learning experience. After that, I was
self-employed, and I still am.
Having passion for what you do is not magical. It
is a natural consequence of finding a motivator
that appeals to you. People put their hearts into
their jobs for a variety of reasons. Broadly
speaking, you can lump those motivators into three
different schools.
1. You derive pleasure from the idea of being
rewarded, either socially or financially, for what
you do. Social people will work because they like
how people treat them.
2. One will view their work as meaningful in some
sense. People who volunteer for civic service
generally fall into this camp: they do it because
they see themselves as fulfilling an important
function.
3. One derives pleasure from being good at what
they do. Many artists work to produce what they
love doing in their craft, no matter if it’s
music, painting, drawing, acting, or dance.
And, for many, just because it is fun!
It’s not impossible to
change. All that’s required is a willingness to do
so and the proper education.;Get the proper
schooling and gather more knowledge about the job
or kind of work you want. It requires reading
about it, watching videos about it, talking to
people about it, coming up with innovative ways to
do things differently with it. The key is
determining and knowing what you want.
In the Magic Square program, you will discover
what you want and how to get it the quickest. You
can solve;any problem you can think of with this
secret ancient Chinese teaching.
http://rechargingqigong.com/magic-square-workshop.html
I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and
Happiness.
Dr. Wu Dhi
