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What inspired you to pursue a career in architectural design?
I wouldn’t call it an architectural design. The term “architectural” is overused these days, which I would like to avoid by substituting “Environmental or Built Environmental or Concept and Idea driven Spaces”.
I personally hate the term “Design”.
Perhaps I have prejudice over it with ego and arrogance. I wouldn’t say I’m a talented designer, but to describe myself as a Unique Thinker and most importantly “Creative”.
What do you think is the most rewarding aspect of your job?
“Self-Rewarding” Moment or the Feeling of Self-Rewarded Satisfaction should be how I would answer your question about an “aspect of your job”. It’s because this is part of my life.
I need to give love and let it see grow with love. Only then I would feel rewarded.
Can you tell me a little bit about yourself?
I N F J
[Introvert, Intuitive, Feeling, Judgement]
The 2% of the entire population.
Main Function
INTROVERTED INTUITION
Stand out in situations where theories or predictions are needed based on thoughts in your head.
Wealth Function
EXTRAVERTED FEELING
Pursuit of universal and average values, Excellent in adopting general or situation-appropriate behaviour patterns.
Tertiary Function
INTROVERTED THINKING
Rigorous argumentation, development of thought activities, causes of certain phenomena or problems, etc.
EXTRAVERTED SENSE
Has difficulty reconciling with others (including himself) on practical issues.
“Advocate (INFJ) is a very rare personality, but often exerts a great influence on the world.They are idealistic and principled personalities, who want to make changes against life instead of conforming to it.”
“For them, success is not about money or status, but about fulfilling oneself, helping others, and doing good in the world.”
“Just because they have big goals and ambitions doesn’t mean they are dreamers. They value principle and perfection and are not satisfied until they do what they believe is right.”
“They are also very conscientious, living their lives according to their own set of values, and instead of following the values of others or society, they try to find the values that really matter through their own wisdom and intuition.”
A utopia or moral conception is deeply rooted in one's mind.
Unlike other diplomatic types, it has firmness and determination.
There is never a lazy law to dream of the desired utopia.
Create and implement specific plans to achieve goals and have a lasting positive impact.
Purpose in life: to help others.
A lot of interest is in the core issues that talk about the problem.
Inspired and deeply insightful. He has a talent for penetrating the mental world and the inner world.
A good insight into people's true intentions.
Very good intuition, insight and observation.
They are quick-witted and see through the essence, lies, and pretence, but most of them pretend not to know.
With a personality that pursues the interests and harmony of organizations and mankind, he has a lot of interest in people.
We value people-centred values.
Living in the world with deep affection and devotion to people
He's usually gentle, but when he's seriously hurt, he sorts things out without any regrets.
Enjoys human-to-human conversations using warm and delicate language
They have clear self-subjection and are independent-oriented, and dislike being constrained or forced.
Since he is a rare type, he is easily hurt by others because there are few people who understand him, and he has many ideals in his heart because he is passionate, but if his ideal world does not come true, he becomes anxious and easily frustrated.
There are many books at home. Accordingly, various knowledge can be easily accepted.
I know a lot of things.
I want to reveal myself in things that can reveal my abilities.
It's because they want to reveal their inspiration and thoughts.
“Advocates do their best to make the world a better place. They hate inequality and tend to focus more on helping others than on their own interests. I also often feel a sense of duty to use my strengths—creativity, imagination, and sensitivity—to help others.”
Blood type, -AB
The Rarest in the World.
IQ (Intelligence Quotient) Score of ‘121’
The last top 5% of the population.
EQ (Emotional Intelligence) Quotient Level Score of ‘132’
Considered “Very Gifted” and considered to be “Superior” marking the Top 1% of the population.
E.A.T. Test (Entrepreneurial Aptitude Test), Heart-Smart-Guts-Luck Result as Heart Dominant of ‘33%’
Heart, Inner passion, and purpose is the strongest and most important trait among the business founders we surveyed. To a large extent, it’s something you’re born with.
But following your Heart is an explicit decision.
To ponder more deeply what you naturally feel is your greatest passion is your greatest opportunity for, well, greatness.
Entrepreneurs start from that place we call Heart, an inner passion, and desire that is not easily malleable.
We are what we feel.
But turning that passion into a business reality obviously requires executing it. The heart is about purpose and passion – one’s calling.
You don’t start a company just because you want a job; you start a company because you have a deep passion for something.
60 % of Founders were dominant with the Heart trait.
1. 몸에 병 없기를 바라지 마라.
몸에 병이 없으면 탐욕이 생기기 쉽나니,
그래서 성인이 말씀하시되,
병고(病苦)로써 양약(良藥)을 삼으라 하셨느니라.
2. 세상살이에 곤란 없기를 바라지 마라.
세상살이에 곤란이 없으면 사치한 마음이 생기나니,
그래서 성인이 말씀하시되,
근심과 곤란으로 세상을 살아가라 하셨느니라.
3. 공부하는데 마음에 장애(障碍) 없기를 바라지 마라.
마음에 장애가 없으면 배우는 것이 넘치게 되나니,
그래서 성인이 말씀하시되,
장애 속에서 해탈(解脫)을 얻으라 하셨느니라.
4. 수행하는데 마(魔) 없기를 바라지 마라.
수행하는데 마가 없으면 서원(誓願)이 굳건해지지 못하나니,
그래서 성인이 말씀하시되,
모든 마군(魔群)으로써 수행을 도와주는 벗을 삼으라 하셨느니라.
5. 일을 꾀하되 쉽게 되기를 바라지 마라.
일이 쉽게 되면 뜻을 경솔(輕率)한 데 두게 되나니,
그래서 성인이 말씀하시되,
어려움을 겪어서 일을 성취하라 하셨느니라.
6. 친구를 사귀되 내가 이롭기를 바라지 마라.
내가 이롭고자 하면 의리를 상하게 되나니,
그래서 성인이 말씀하시되,
순결함으로써 사귐을 길게 하라 하셨느니라.
7. 남이 내 뜻대로 순종해 주기를 바라지 마라.
남이 내 뜻대로 순종해 주면 마음이 스스로 교만해 지나니,
그래서 성인이 말씀하시되,
내 뜻에 맞지 않는 사람들로써 원림(園林)을 삼으라 하셨느
라.
8. 덕을 베풀면서 과보를 바라지 마라.
과보를 바라면 도모(圖謀)하는
뜻을 가지게 되나니,
그래서 성인이 말씀하시되,
덕 베푼 것을 헌신처럼 버리라 하셨느니라.
9. 이익을 분(分)에 넘치게 바라지 마라.
이익이 분에 넘치면 어리석은 마음이 생기나니,
그래서 성인이 말씀하시되,
적은 이익으로써 부자가 되라 하셨느니라.
10. 억울함을 당해서 밝히려고 하지 마라.
억울함을 밝히면 원망하는 마음을 가지게 되나니,
그래서 성인이 말씀하시되,
억울함을 당하는 것으로 수행하는 문을 삼으라 하셨느니라.
You shouldn't seek to have any disease in your body.
If you have no disease, you come to be greedy.
That's why the Great Sage says we should regard disease as good Medicine for the body.
You shouldn't seek not to suffer.
If you have no suffering, come to despise suffering and to be Extravagant.
That's why the Great Sage says we should regard suffering as a good thing in Our life.
You shouldn't worry about hindrances arising in your mind when you Study.
If there is no hindrance, you study too much.
That's why the Great Sage says we should regard hindrance as a good Thing In our mind.
You shouldn't seek to not encounter the evil one when you practice.
If there is no evil, your Great Vows weaken.
That's why the Great Sage says we should regard evil as a friend who Helps Us to keep practicing.
You shouldn't seek to find an easy way when you do something.
If everything is easy, you come to be careless.
That's why the Great Sage says you should regard difficulty as a good Teacher.
You shouldn't seek to benefit from your friends.
If you do, you will lose them.
That's why the Great Sage says you should be sincere in keeping your Friendships.
You shouldn't seek to win respect from others.
If you do, you come to be arrogant.
That's why the Great Sage says you should make friends who are likely
To Criticise you.
You shouldn't seek to get merits from doing good deeds.
If you do, you always have the intention to do something.
That's why the Great Sage says you shouldn't pay much attention to it.
You shouldn't seek to make too much profit.
If you do, you become ignorant.
That's why the Great Sage says you should be satisfied with little profits. You shouldn't want to clear your name when you are upset at being Mistreated.
If you do, you come to cherish a grudge.
That's why the Great Sage says you should consider how being Mistreated Can really help your practice.
Why are you leaving your job?
When I start to feel, Unhappy.
No Love. Only a Repetition.
Lack of Joy and Searching for a Meaning.
How you describe your work style as an architect?
I would like to avoid using the term “style”. By replacing it with a Unique and Sensible “Taste” in Design and Architecture.
Where would you like to be career-wise five years from now?
Keep doing what I love, as a parent, to my children of my family as a job, team, and practice. The same goes for both. I must give love and feel the love, the centre of our world, the foundation of all morality, all ethics, all joy. Make Love Work!
It’ll be when I have learned the skill of finding love in what I do.
Where would you like to be career-wise five years from now?
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불안에게는 불안의 자리가 있고
불안 없는 삶은 없다
불완전한 우리는 불안과 더불어
더불어 살아가기 때문에
인간이라는 존재로서 완전 할 수 있다
성숙해진다는 것
내 안에서 일어나는 감정과
이성의 첨예 한 대립 속에서
모두가 만족할 수 있는 협상은 없다
감정에게 몇 걸음
양보하게 하는 것이 보통이다
나는 강물에 밧줄을 던졌다
그것으로 충분했다
나라는 인간에게
이 세계를 버틸 수 있도록
주어진 것은 오직 그 밧줄 뿐이다
근시안적이라고 할지라도
당장의 목표 지점을 향해
서서히 나아가는 삶을 살고 싶다
삶이란 누구에게나 각자의 방식으로
버티어 나가는 것이겠거니 싶다
자신이 선택한 길 위에서
묵묵히 버티는 것이
우리가 할 수 있는 최선이다
Anxiety has a place for anxiety
There is no life without anxiety
We are imperfect, with anxiety
Because we live together
As a human being, you can be perfect.
To become mature
And the emotions that arise within me
In the sharp confrontation of reason
There is no negotiation that
Satisfies everyone
A few steps to feelings
It is normal to give in
I threw a rope into the river
That was enough
Country to man
To survive this world
All that is given is the rope
Even shortsighted
Towards the immediate target
I want to live a slow life
Life is for everyone in their own way
I want to be able to endure
On the path you choose
To endure silently
Is the best we can do
What kind of music do you listen to at the moment?
It depends on whether I’m in the production mode or inspiration mood or reflection mode.
From Glenn Gould’s Bach: Goldberg Variations, BWV 988 (The 1955 & 1981 Recordings) in the morning.
From Max Richter’s The New Four Seasons ‘Vivaldi Recomposed’
From 150 Repeat of a Single Track for an entire day by Kanye West, M83, and James Blake.
To my most Tear Dropping of old and airy piano sounds by Nils Frahms, album ‘Screws’.
To the beats of Bicep - Before the establishment of their intricate, genre-splicing electronic compositions, the Northern Ireland duo of Emotional Electric Sounds with beats of melody.
No. I find it highly distracting to my thinking as I have no space or tolerance in my brain to listen and predict their sayings, communication, and upcoming play of tracks.
Do you listen to the radio?
What books do you have on your bedside table?
I have my own e-book library and shelf on my iPad Mini (his name is Mini Biscuit) divided by the following order.
Respected Authors of Philosophy.
The Top 3 Philosophers, for me, are Walter Benjamin, Henri Bergson, and lastly and most importantly Friedrich Nietzsche and his last writing Ecce Homo.
Humanity, mostly German Authors.
Life Advice by Mostly Japanese Authors.
The Entire Collection of Books by Ven. Pomnyun (法輪), Seon master, author, and activist who spread the message of happiness and freedom. He firmly believes everyone can, and have the right to, be happy and free. This is made possible by becoming free of suffering and free from worldly attachment.
Psychology Readings by only specific authors, mostly European, German females.
All books by Peter Handke.
Conversation and Poetry by Jorge Luis Borges.
Old Poems and Books, mostly by Japanese or Korean Buddhists.
Han-Byung Chul, the Korean / German Author of ‘The Scene of Time’ and ‘Praise of The Earth, A Trip to the Garden’.
Rest of Up-To-Date Research Materials by The Oxford Review.
Most Essential Books by Harvard Business Review.
My Self-Picked Collection of Articles from The New York Times and The New Yorker.
The Rest of My Always Favourite Repeated Reading Books.
What is your least favourite thing about architecture?
Ugly can be beautiful, it is only a matter of a fine line of “Taste”. But overly complicated and barely practical-driven, senseless spaces are my least favourite places. There is no culture. No harmony. No feelings, but only chaos.
What qualities make you a great architect?
Inner-Passion, Enthusiasm and lastly, “Authenticity”.
What skill has served you best as an architect?
From the first employment of my career, I have been advised and respected that I’m a “Well-Rounded” Architect of my age (at that time).
It has been repeatedly said by every employer in my career who are the founders, chairman, and my fathers who have seen me closest and profoundly deepest of my nature as a human being, in making my Love Work for the past 15 years of career.
Describe a time a problem arose and how you dealt with it.
Research. Read. Re-read everything.
Think before you act, impressively.
Re-Think your use of vocabulary.
Revisit your writing.
Do not suppress your emotion.
Be expressive of your emotion.
But don’t let it overtake the entire situation.
Be clear and Accept evidence-based problems.
Find the truth, then there has always been a solution to any problem..
Describe your worst day as an architect and what you learned from it.
I did it without asking my mind. No involvement of my heart in any of the production,
but for hours of money.
As it comes again, as previously mentioned, Self-Satisfaction is the most fulfilling reward of my Love Work.
What factors led to your biggest success as an architect?
Unfortunately, I do not know the answer to that. Or even shall I bother pondering about “factors”? I don’t genuinely believe it is only a factor-driven outcome to be a “biggest success as an architect”.
It means Nothing but Everything
How do you handle multiple tasks at the same time?
I realised at some point in my career that I was handling over 8 projects simultaneously with the closest team members of my team. And with my sensitivity and flashing records of moments in my memory.
My Right Brain somehow automatically calculates and plans with finely detailed plans to even minute divisions.
While my Left Brain is painfully searching for an inspiration.
Describe a time you dealt with a difficult person and how you handled the situation.
Whom, he/she had absolutely no ethics, courtesy and respect, no empathy, no authenticity, but only with a mere mind of authority.
Not a mind. No hearted person.
My solution was to spend as less time as possible resolving any disputes with clarity and truth.
Then quickly escape by cutting the Knot.
What is the best moment of the day?
My so-called ‘The Golden Hour of Inspiration’ at 3:15 AM.
My ‘Focused and Productive Hour’ is counted to Minutes’ at 6:15 AM.
My most ‘Successful Communication Time’ is at 9:15 AM.
Do you read design and architecture magazines?
No, I don’t read architecture magazines; I just browse through them. and as many as possible. I’m a good client for fully subscripted publications.
Only from my selected sources and published articles, which are The New York Times, and The Financial Times. I disregard all other news.
As I respect Paul Virilio and Jean Baudrillard, as they say, Media and Information itself is the Terror.
Where do you get news from?
I assume you notice how people dress. Do you have any preferences?
Very Good Question.
I hate to say this, but I do judge how people dress not by being fashionable and up to date but by whether the person is rather sensibly wearing, fits, textures, materials, appropriateness, the smell, and lastly with a ‘Taste’.
It’s been the quickest identifier for social interaction to my knowledge.
What kind of clothes do you avoid wearing?
Cheap Material. I hate Patterns.
Overly eye-catching or perhaps distracting visual standards are set.
I go by the brand, of their philosophy and use of materials, value for money,
Without ‘Trend-Following’.
Taste and Signature Look over ever-changing fashion and trend maps.
Classics, Essentials, and Care and Durability of Materials.
They are clothes I wear over 10 years, yet they look like I bought them the last month.
What kind of clothes do you avoid wearing?
Speaking of Brands,
My preferences are,
Uniqlo, Uniqlo U, APC, Acne Studio, MISMO, J CREW, Muji & ……
Do you have any pets?
As much as I would like to, because I live alone, to have a living, to speak to and interact with. To give love.
Unfortunately, with family tradition, my parents and older brother have been in extreme grief after the loss.
As much as I want to love and care, I’m afraid I can not. And that is not fair for my pet of mine.
When you were a child, did you want to become an architect?
I think my father already raised me to be an architect, as it was his own dream. I found myself drawing plans of rooms at the age of 6, while others are drawings of animals and sorts.
At the moment I had to pick, finally, for the enrolment of university I was formed between, Medical School, Doctors, Pharmacy and Architecture.
It, naturally, eventually turned out to be Architecture and for the sake of my father’s young dream, I achieved high distinctions in all design studios, and lastly graduated as the top design student scoring 98 / 100.
My father is still apologetic for not attending my graduation, but it did not matter to me.
I felt like I achieved the dream of my own and his.
Do you discuss your work with other architects and designers?
No. Discussing architecture with architects is the most boring and predictable thing. I would try my best to avoid it unless I really have to.
어리석은 사람은
눈을 감고 세상이 어둡다고 아우성 이다.
이때는 지금 당장 내 눈을 뜨는 것이 먼저다.
깊은 성찰의 시간을 지속적으로 가진다면
밝은 눈을 뜨는 데 도움이 된다.
눈을 뜬 이후에도 세상이 어둡다면
불을 밝혀야 한다.
과거는 이미 지나가 버려 없고
미래는 아직 오지 않아서 없다.
지금 이 순간 깨어 있는
삶으로 밝게 살아야 한다.
이제까지는 연습이었고,
지금부터 다시
새로운 인생의 출발이다.
인생이란 참으로
가치 있는 것이지만,
가치 있는 인생을 헛되이 보낼 때
그 인생은 쓸모없 는 것이 되고 만다.
가치 있는 인생을 살려면
무엇보다 먼저 헛된 삶을
헛된 것으로 바르게 알아야 한다.
그것을 바르게 인식 할 때
비로소 헛된 삶을 버리고
가치 있는 삶을 살아가게 된다.
또 이런 삶이 얼마나
행복한 삶인지를 알게 된다.
그래야 오늘 죽어도 후회 없는 삶,
살아 있는 매일 매일이
기쁨으로 가득 찬 삶이다.
A fool, I close my eyes and mutter that
The world is a curse.
The first thing I do now is
To open my eyes.
If you have enough time for deep reflection
Helps open bright eyes.
If the world dominates even after you wake up
The light must be lit.
Already disappeared
The future hasn't come yet.
Realised at this moment
Seeking life.
Practice early now,
Again from now on
It is the start of a new life.
Life is indeed
Valuable facts,
When a life worth living is wasted
That life ends up not being on the blackboard.
To live a life worth living
First of all, a vain life
It is said to have turned into a tortoise.
When correctly recognised
End a life that has stopped
It makes life worth living difficult.
And this life is really
Find a happy life
Even if I die today,
I will not regret it
Every day
A life full of joy
Describe your style, like a good friend of yours would describe it.
"I live on what others don't know about me."
In German, "Von dem, was andere nicht von mir wissen, lebe ich"
by Peter Handke.
Please describe an evolution in your work, from your first project to the present day.
Only for the people who respect and understand the importance and purpose, value of exceptional design.
Do you have any favourite architects from the past?
It’s always been Rem Koolhaas from my early education.
Unfortunately, I don’t follow or read any architects anymore.
사랑 + 일
당신의 부모님의 일은 당신을 살려두는 것이었습니다.
그들은 좋은 의미였습니다.
Steve Jobs는 그의 유명한 스탠포드 졸업 연설에서
"훌륭한 일을 하는 유일한 방법은
당신이 하는 일을 사랑하는 것입니다.” 라고 말했습니다.
아마도 당신의 인생은 이런 식으로 시작되지 않았을 것입니다.
당신은 사랑으로 만들어졌고, 우리 중 많은 사람들이 어린 시절의 트라우마를 경험하지만,
당신의 부모는 분명히 당신의 첫해를 사랑으로 가득 채우도록 의도했습니다.
그들은 어린 시절의 당신을 바라보며 당신의 곱슬거림, 낄낄거림,
비틀거리고 빙빙돌고 돌진하고 넘어지는 모습을 보며 즐거워했고,
당신의 미래를 꿈꿨습니다.
그들은 당신에 대해 옳고
가장 좋은 모든 것을 찾았습니다.
그들은 마음의 눈으로 당신의 가장 크고
가장 아름다운 이미지를 보았고,
그것을 소중히 여겼고, 당신과 당신이 될 수 있는 모든 것에 대한
사랑으로 가슴이 아팠습니다.
당신은 그들의 세계의 중심이었고
모든 도덕, 모든 윤리, 모든 기쁨의 기초였습니다.
LOVE + WORK
YOUR PARENTS' JOB WAS TO KEEP YOU ALIVE.
THEY MEANT WELL.
STEVE JOBS SAID IN HIS FAMOUS STAMFORD COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS, “THE ONLY WAY TO DO GREAT WORK IS TO LOVE WHAT YOU DO.”
MORE THAN LIKELY, YOUR LIFE DIDN’T START OFF THIS WAY.
YOU WERE MADE WITH LOVE,
AND THROUGH MANY OF US EXPERIENCED CHILDHOOD TRAUMA,
YOUR PARENTS SURELY INTENDED FOR YOUR FIRST YEARS TO BE LOVE-FILLED.
THEY GAZED AS YOU, A TODDLER,
DELIGHTING IN YOUR CURS, YOUR GIGGLES,
YOUR TEETERING AND TWIRLING AND DASHING AND TUMBLING,
AD THEY DREAMED OF YOUR FUTURE.
THEY LOOKED FOR ALL THAT WAS RIGHT AND BEST ABOUT YOU.
THEY SAW IN THEIR MIND’S EYE THE BIGGEST, MOST BEAUTIFUL IMAGE OF YOU,
AND THEY CHERISHED IT, HOLDING IT SO CLOSE TO THEIR HEARTS THAT
THEY ACHED WITH LOVE FOR YOU AND AKL THAT YOU COULD BECOME.
YOU WERE THE CENTER OF THEIR WORLD,
THE FOUNDATION OF
ALL MORALITY, ALL ETHICS, ALL JOY.
What advice would you give to the young?
As I have always said to my years of master studios and thesis graduate students,
“As a studio leader of the Master of Architecture, I would like to congratulate all the thesis graduates for their impressive outcome. The dedication, endless efforts, and trust they had for the lead of my supervision, hereby I want to say - be proud of your achievement!”
“Architecture is an act of realisation that is to create something real, from a vague imagination into physicality. It is only a bridge, and we are now one step closer to our continent - Society.”
“Continue to pursue with optimism without losing your -
Original Creative Mind.”“My role in the studios was to provide a line of critical resistance for your ideas. I challenged your intentions in order to refine them so that you will gain the confidence required to present in front of the audience clearly.”
“I want to thank sincerely all our sponsors to make the exhibitions held in places where students feel proud to be showcasing their academic work and achievement.”
“Needless to say, I want to thank you, all the students, for their dedication and effort throughout the years.”
Do you teach?
I have taught 3 Postgraduate Design Studios of my own brief for students to have Complete Freedom to Intellectually Engage in Academic Research, I’ve been an Individual Thesis Supervisor, Lecturer, and 28 Classes from History to Theory over 8 years starting from the moment of my graduation.
However, I don’t teach anymore. And I do not wish to.
I’m scared that I’ll no longer find ‘those’ talented students with great and genuine passion and dedication anymore.
What are you afraid of regarding the future?
If I have to be worried about the future, it will be of only myself and my loved ones.
Thank you.
사랑 + 일
사랑을 일하게 하다
어떤 사람들은 개인적인 감정,
즉 사랑을 일에 가져오지 말라고 말할 것입니다.
일은 하지 않습니다.
일은 무엇을 해야 하는지에 대한 성과에
가장 관심이 있습니다.
당신이 무엇을 사랑하는지, 누구를 사랑하는지,
어떻게 사랑하는지, 왜 사랑하는지,
사랑하는 사람들이 당신의 사랑에 대해 어떻게 느끼는지,
당신의 모든 사랑의 삶이 주제입니다.
이 모든 번창하는 사람들이 하는 일을
배울 수 있습니다.
그들이 어떻게 했는지 배울 수 있고,
이것을 당신 삶의 모든 부분에 적용할 수 있습니다.
당신이 좋아하는 모든 일을 하는 완벽한 직업을 위해 반드시 버틸 필요는 없습니다.
대신, 당신이 하는 일에서 사랑을 찾는 기술을 배울 수 있습니다.
LOVE + WORK
SOME WILL TELL YOU NOT TO BRING YOUR PERSONAL FEELINGS-YOUR LOVES-TO WORK.
WORK DOES NOT DO IT:
WORK IS MOST CONCERNED WITH PERFORMANCE, ABOUT WHAT NEEDS TO GET DONE,
WHAT YOU LOVE, WHO YOU LOVE, HOW YOU LOVE,
WHY YOU LOVE, WHAT YOU LOVE, AND HOW THOSE YOU LOVE FEEL ABOUT YOUR LOVE -
ALL OF YOUR LOVE LIFE IS THE SUBJECT.
YOU CAN LEARN TO DO WHAT ALL THESE THRIVING PEOPLE DO. YOU CAN LEARN HOW THEE DID IT,
AND APPLY THIS TO ALL PARTS OF YOUR OWN LIFE.
YOU DON’T NECESSARILY NEED TO HOLD OUT FOR THAT PERFECT JOB WHERE YOU DO ALL THAT YOU LOVE.
INSTEAD,
YOU CAN LEARN THE SKILLS OF FINDING
THE LOVE IN WHAT YOU DO.=
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