Two books that Dan wrote, No More Dreaded Mondays, and Forty-Eight Days to the Work You Love, were really influential as I thought about making that transition and shifting into doing work that I really loved. Or, doing work that was a little bit different than the work we were doing, which we still enjoyed, but was a pretty big change from how we did it. Those books really helped me process through that. I thought it would be great to have Dan on the podcast to talk a little bit about this general concept of switching into doing work that we love. I think in some way, shape, or form everybody that listens to this podcast is interested in doing that a little bit.

Dan Miller: It is. Yes. I have worked with plenty of physicians, dentist, attorneys, pastors, engineers, accountants, who have proven their ability, to do what they do, but hate the life they have created.

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Note from Dan: Back in 2000, I created a three-ring binder with text and two cassettes and made it available to members of the Sunday School class I was teaching (same church where Dave started Financial Peace). I was simply hearing the stories, answering the questions, and creating processes for getting clarity of purpose and success in the workplace. That became the first version of 48 Days to the Work You Love. And that little Sunday School class grew and grew with people coming from other churches and then other states, eager for principles to improve the other six days of the week.

In 1968, British philosopher Gilbert Ryle introduced the word thick-description which was later developed by American anthropologist Clifford Geertz who took the word into his work in as personal a way as possible, changing the very landscape of anthropology. Thick-description is a method of supplying the reader with as much detailing as possible. A writer practicing thick-description immerses herself in the story/culture she is writing about so much, she goes beyond what is required, beyond the simple organization of facts. The details surrounding the facts are probably treated as importantly as the facts themselves.

When Savitribai Phule walked to work, many cow-dung slingers stopped her, mocked her, and tried to prevent her from working by throwing cow dung at her. A student once told me about her aunt, the only Dalit woman to become the principal of her school who, when she tried to enter her office on the first day of her job, found that the locks had been changed by the secretary who refused to work for a Dalit Woman. The sight of Dalit women taking space at work, art, sports, films leaves many with a severe indigestion problem.

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Now I let it fall back

in the grasses.

I hear you. I know

this life is hard now.

I know your days are precious

on this earth.

But what are you trying

to be free of?

The living? The miraculous

task of it?

Love is for the ones who love the work

Look at that sentence. How full it is. The work of living is indeed a full occupation. And to spend the day thinking only about this sentence is not something I want to feel guilty about. It is a way of honoring all those who came before us and fought for us to be able to spend our days doing things that fulfill us. Why must anyone be shamed for this?

Siddhesh Gautam is a Delhi based multi-discipline, mixed-media artist, designer, treasure hunter, fallen angel, soul searcher and an Ambedkarite. His work is a personification of his personal journey to Begumpura (land of no sorrow). He shares his glasses with the world in the hope of inspiring a deeper connection between people through visual art and encouraging people to live deeply, love fearlessly, and to appreciate this heavenly place called Earth. His work is meant to challenge your preconceptions, expand your mind and evoke feelings of agitation, exploration, and deeper connection with the self. He is currently focusing on the visual documentation of the anti-caste movement.

This gives a more exhaustive picture of the Italian context; indeed, if, on the one hand, there is a total lack of rules and government measures to protect cultural work, on the other, many art workers themselves do not have the critical thinking attitude to analyze their own conditions and to claim their rights. The rise of neoliberal logic does not help this lack of political awareness, inasmuch as it fosters competition rather than solidarity and makes people more isolated and vulnerable.

When I ride my bike back home after a long day at work, I like to think of the children I saw during the day. I think about the progress they have made, how I can help them further, and I hope that when they leave my office, they feel better, stronger, empowered, and happier.

In ancient times, people genuinely considered love a sickness. Parents warned their children against it, and adults quickly arranged marriages before their children were old enough to do something dumb on the back of their out-of-control emotions.

As I scanned through the hundreds of responses I received, I began to notice an interesting trend: People who had been through divorces almost always talked about communication being the most important part of making things work. Talk frequently. Talk openly. Talk about everything, even if it hurts.

Be sure you have a life of your own, otherwise it is harder to have a life together. Have your own interests, your own friends, your own support network, and your own hobbies. Overlap where you can, but not being identical should give you something to talk about . . . and helps to expand your horizons as a couple.

Over the course of 20 years we both have changed tremendously. We have changed faiths, political parties, numerous hair colors and styles, but we love each other and possibly even more [than we once did]. Our grown kids constantly tell their friends what hopeless romantics we are. And the biggest thing that keeps us strong is not giving a fuck about what anyone else says about our relationship.

Two years ago, I suddenly began resenting my wife for any number of reasons. I felt as if we were floating along, doing a great job of co-existing and co-parenting, but not sustaining a real connection. It deteriorated to the point that I considered separating from her; however, whenever I gave the matter intense thought, I could not pinpoint a single issue that was a deal breaker. I knew her to be an amazing person, mother, and friend. I bit my tongue a lot and held out hope that the malaise would pass as suddenly as it had arrived. Fortunately, it did, and I love her more than ever. So, the final bit of wisdom is to afford your spouse the benefit of the doubt. If you have been happy for such a long period, that is the case for good reason. Be patient and focus on the many aspects of her that still exist that caused you to fall in love in the first place.

You can work through anything as long as you are not destroying yourself or each other. That means emotionally, physically, financially, or spiritually. Make nothing off-limits to discuss. Never shame or mock each other for the things you do that make you happy. Write down why you fell in love and read it every year on your anniversary (or more often). Write love letters to each other often. [Put] each other first.

Do not complain about your partner to anyone. Love them for who they are. Make love even when you are not in the mood. Trust each other. Give each other the benefit of the doubt always. Be transparent. Have nothing to hide. Be proud of each other. Have a life outside of each other but share it through conversation. Pamper and adore each other.

It works just like last year. The only difference is that you can find a group via RDF without a teleport to the dungeon, which even is a disadvantage, because many people with a summon ID will join and leech.

I am really glad I found this article. I work 12 hour shifts and on days I work, I am very stressed out! Those 12 hours are go, go, go and I barely eat lunch sometimes. We are blessed that my daughter stays with a family friend who is a stay at home mom. But sometimes it makes me crazy. Her house is perfect, dinner is home made every night and she has extra time to volunteer with her kids school and church. I constantly find that mentally I am measuring myself next to her and failing. I show up to get her at the end of a shift and I am in my dirty scrubs with no make up and my hair in a messes up ponytail and shes standing there in a a designer outfit with perfect hair and makeup. Some days I want to throw my hands up and quit. But in the end I know my daughter gets a strong working mom role model and if anything ever happened to my husbands job, we would be ok. May not go on extra vacations but the bills will be paid. I feel guilty alot though and I am mad at myself for finding so much joy to being alone in my car jamming out to my favorite song at max volume!!! I just needed to know other women feel the same way, although I am sure I will still feel guily and beat myself up. Oh yeah, and I will try to let go of my worry that my house is never clean enough.

Alain de Botton is the founder and chairman of The School of Life, a gathering of courses, workshops, and talks on meaning and wisdom for modern lives, with branches around the world. He first became known for his book How Proust Can Change Your Life. I spoke with him in 2017.

de Botton: I genuinely thought at that time that problems in love are the result of being with people who are, in one way or another, defective. And in 2002, this belief was severely tested, in that I met someone who was really absolutely wonderful in every way. And through much effort, I pursued her and eventually married her and discovered something very surprising. She was great in a million ways. She was very right. And yet, oddly, there were all sorts of problems.

Many influences are no more than conjecture. What might he or she have done, were it not for X? Population studies yield statistics that hint at causal patterns but, for any individual, work choices are an experiment with all the variables confounded. We work with what we have. 0852c4b9a8

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