Doing It Makes It So!

There’s work, then there’s work, then there’s work!

Anything involving “doing something” whether it’s paid or not, is usually considered work, even when we enjoy what we do. Some people work for that almighty dollar, some people work for the sheer satisfaction of accomplishing something, and some work to make sure others have what they need, and their pay — gratitude for being able to help. It takes all kinds to make the world a better place and whatever the work is, when we do it with a grateful heart — for the paycheck or the thanks, the work makes a difference.

For many people, having access to a paycheck is just a job, not a career, and however they can work things to get that paycheck, they do it. That doesn’t mean that every paycheck is not appreciated. They are, but when a person can get paid for doing the work they want to do and enjoy, that’s a double benefit. For instance, people-oriented people, those who love being around people and serving others, will often pursue jobs or careers in which they can work for that paycheck — expecting pay upon the scheduled time, but they get paid every day when they show others kindness and it’s returned, 100-fold to them.

If we look at the role of persons serving others in fast-food venues, or retail or supermarkets, their paycheck is the goal of the week and some, I’ve met them, are very personable because…