We live in a time of rapid change that is reshaping our work and our personal lives. Technology has afforded many of us opportunities to determine how and where we work. This has also likely added to the current phenomenon of "Quiet Quitting," or just disconnecting from work mentally, effectively quitting without actually leaving the job.
It is a shame to see such patterns emerging. Of course, not everyone is lucky enough to find work that we immediately love. However, by committing ourselves wholeheartedly, we can make a concentrated effort to love our work ― and the results can be amazing. By pouring ourselves into our work and gratefully embracing any new opportunity, we can achieve spectacular results beyond our imagination. Before quitting and feeling sorry for ourselves, why not put in the effort and try to love our jobs? Sometimes, just doing this changes everything.
Learn more about Kyocera's Management Philosophy here: https://global.kyocera.com/inamori/philosophy/words14.html
It is a shame to see such patterns emerging. Of course, not everyone is lucky enough to find work that we immediately love. However, by committing ourselves wholeheartedly, we can make a concentrated effort to love our work ― and the results can be amazing. By pouring ourselves into our work and gratefully embracing any new opportunity, we can achieve spectacular results beyond our imagination. Before quitting and feeling sorry for ourselves, why not put in the effort and try to love our jobs? Sometimes, just doing this changes everything.
Learn more about Kyocera's Management Philosophy here: https://global.kyocera.com/inamori/philosophy/words14.html
