Book Titles

Never (ever) assume that your work is more meaningful than someone else’s. Everyone is different, and all work can be meaningful; the challenge is finding what’s meaningful for you.

Everyone is different. There is no right answer or cure-all when it comes to finding meaningful work. The people who find it are the ones who spend time looking for it. The only person who knows what is right for you is you.

It’s okay to invent your own path. In fact, you have to invent your own path. There is not one answer. Everyone is different, and you have to discover what works for you.

…meaningful work provides personal meaning, reflecting who you are and what your interests are; allows you to share your gifts to help others; provides a community of believers that will support your dreams; and is financially viable given your desired lifestyle.

…always ignore people who tell you not to pursue your dreams. Almost everything has already been done, but it hasn’t been done by you, and that’s all that matters.

Finding meaningful work is by no means easy, but it’s not impossible, either.

What you do’ matters… but life is more than a job.

Being able to choose what you do with your life is an enormous privilege, and it shouldn’t be wasted.

…those of us fortunate enough to decide what we do should think deeply about what we care about, how we want to use the time we have, and how we can each leave this world a little better than we found it.

…motivated people who want to align their work with their purpose should consider frequent small career jumps based on their changing purpose and interests.