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In this lesson's episode, explore why work remains essential even when survival no longer

depends on it. Discover how purpose and community drive people to seek meaning beyond financial

need, understand why true fulfillment comes from creation and contribution rather than wealth and uncover strategies for turning bold ideas into innovations that thrive

in a competitive market.

If you didn't want to work, in theory, there's so many, in most Western countries, there's so many social welfare programs that you could sit on your couch all day and not work and still find a way to get money from somewhere. To be quite honest, and some people do that. But I think the vast majority of people would much, maybe it's because society imposes, you know, like these, these ideas of what you should do.

And, and, you know, you mentioned, like, you have to provide and whatnot.

But, like, for most people, you're not going to be rich, but you don't have to work to live day to day.

But people do choose to work.

They do it because what we value more than the job is we value people are social animals.

Like if you think about human beings, you know, in the hunter-gatherer for, you know, tens of thousands of years, they just hunted when they needed food or gathered stuff when they needed food.

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