This is Help Launton, the show that tackles all the big work questions you cannot ask

anyone else.

I'm Jason Feiffer, Editor-in-Chief of Entrepreneur Magazine, and I'm New York Times

Wrestling Author and Money Expert, Nicole Lapin.

The helpline is open!

Do you feel like your work matters?

I know it's a really abstract question, but I bet that that means something to you.

You want to do work that matters.

You want to do meaningful work, but I bet that you also struggle to define what meaningful

is.

I mean, meaningful to who, to you, to somebody else.

Does it feel meaningful now?

Yesterday?

Is it going to be meaningful at some point in the future?

And compared to anything you did before, or we'll do later, you can get lost in questions

like this, and many people do.

Just recently, in fact, a friend of mine told me she was struggling with exactly this question.

Her career has evolved, and she worried that her work today isn't as impactful as it

once was.

So I sent her some thoughts, which included something that Steve Jobs wrote to himself

as he was dying, and she said that she didn't expect it to help, but that it did.

And she said to me, I hope you share it widely.

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