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Do you work to live or do you live to work? Most people today would probably affirm the former, work to live. Most people

would be wrong. We should do both. Work to live and live to work. We are meant to work. I'll go one step

further. It's what we are designed to do. If you have religious leanings, it's right there in the

Ten Commandments,

six days you shall work, and then rest on the seventh, just as God did.

If you don't have religious leanings, well, it's just common sense.

A productive and meaningful life means spending more time working than doing anything else in your life. No other activity comes close

unless you count sleeping as an activity. What one has to offer in skill, innovation, and productivity,

that is, the work we do, is central to who we are. Nothing is possible without it. All things are

possible if you do it well.

If you want to have a family, you have to work.

If you want to own a home or give to charity, you have to work.

Working is what responsible people do.

So then why does work get such a bad rap?

Why do movies and television portray ambition as an enemy of your health, your relationships,

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