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Originally Posted by Chris R Im guessing 10% love their jobs and have a real passion for it and I dont see much wrong with that. I doubt trash collectors are passionate about trash and recycling. Does anyone really think the guy with the carpet store has a burning passion for carpet, rugs, and tile? Nobody grows up wanting to sell carpet. Tim Hogan learned to love the money carpet brought him however and there's no shame in that. You learn to tolerate whatever becomes successful. If we were all gifted with the occupation of passionate enjoyment, we'd be fingerpainting in our basements and selling lithographs for thousands a piece. As Gazoo pointed out, the goal is to get paid as much as possible for doing as little as possible. Its called efficiency of time and resources. Some manage it legitimately while others manufacture that condition through more scrupulous means. Money is freedom. And with freedom, you have more time to do the things you are most passionate about. The circle becomes complete.

Getting paid as much as possible for doing as little as possible. sounds like the mantra of the UAW when I worked in the auto industry. Japs cleaned out clock.