Folks, Do you honestly believe this, that without heart and passion in their work a person should move on? A person can still be of tremendous service to a community when the heart and passion factors are no longer at the forefront of one's life. I am no stranger to experiencing passion and heart in numerous activities, but I have learned these emotions come and go and are temporary at best and certainly not sustainable. Now I'm not complaining, and I have no need to. Just saying there are some things far more substantial and reliable to one's profession than having just heart and passion. There is commitment, loyalty and/or dedication to name a few. Now without love and/or moments of fun interspersed, yes, I can easily see that could be a drag on one's psyche. Sincerely, Keith McGavern On Jan 27, 2011, at 10:21 PM, Susan Kline wrote: > If your heart and passion is no longer in your work, it's time to move on. If you choose not to move on, please don't complain to me about how boring or repetitive or "no big deal" the work has become. Work without love and fun involved becomes quickly toxic. > > On 1/27/2011 5:00 PM, daniel carlton wrote: >> >> David Anderson, how could anybody have said it any better?!! > > I sure couldn't have said it any better. It really does speak to many of us, I'm sure. > > Susan
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