Zone1 Gratitude Check

[Marshal Matt Dillon]

I work the early shift and had the day from Hell today. I almost quit my job on the spot and walked out of the office building, where I have been for almost a decade. I had all the reasons - CEO is a jackass, toxic work environment, indifferent boss, I’m doing too much and everyone else is slacking off, I’m overworked and underpaid (etc.).

Then, just now I looked outside. It’s a beautiful day, not a cloud in the sky - sun is out and the birds are singing. I get to see and enjoy it - not everyone in this world can. I’m alive, not in a wheelchair, am completely healthy and above ground. Right now, I am happy and grateful that I had a “lousy” day at work. That teaches and encourages me to enjoy the rest of the day, all the more.

And I have a good job (not everyone can say that). At least I have the privilege of having a lousy day at the office - most people these days would give their right arm to be in my situation.

Keeping an attitude of gratitude never hurt anyone. I love everyone right now, especially those who aren’t as well off as me.

Thanks for reading.

 

[rightwinger]

Stop whining and get back to work

 

[1srelluc]

Work is simply a means to a end.....Good job, great job, or one that sucks if one thinks that work should be anything else they are doing themselves a great disservice.

Push through, do well by you and yours, and work towards an early retirement.

 

[Muhammed]

I work the early shift and had the day from Hell today. I almost quit my job on the spot and walked out of the office building, where I have been for almost a decade. I had all the reasons - CEO is a jackass, toxic work environment, indifferent boss, I’m doing too much and everyone else is slacking off, I’m overworked and underpaid (etc.).

Then, just now I looked outside. It’s a beautiful day, not a cloud in the sky - sun is out and the birds are singing.

The bold is why I became a cement mason and ironworker.

Working outdoors certainly has it's perks.

I usually don't work inside some building because I'm the builder who is building the building.

 

[Dante]

Work is simply a means to a end.....Good job, great job, or one that sucks if one thinks that work should be anything else they are doing themselves a great disservice.

Push through, do well by you and yours, and work towards an early retirement.

For many people it's their whole life, their identity. Anyone who retires -- watch them

 

[MisterBeale]

I work the early shift and had the day from Hell today. I almost quit my job on the spot and walked out of the office building, where I have been for almost a decade. I had all the reasons - CEO is a jackass, toxic work environment, indifferent boss, I’m doing too much and everyone else is slacking off, I’m overworked and underpaid (etc.).

Then, just now I looked outside. It’s a beautiful day, not a cloud in the sky - sun is out and the birds are singing. I get to see and enjoy it - not everyone in this world can. I’m alive, not in a wheelchair, am completely healthy and above ground. Right now, I am happy and grateful that I had a “lousy” day at work. That teaches and encourages me to enjoy the rest of the day, all the more.

And I have a good job (not everyone can say that). At least I have the privilege of having a lousy day at the office - most people these days would give their right arm to be in my situation.

Keeping an attitude of gratitude never hurt anyone. I love everyone right now, especially those who aren’t as well off as me.

Thanks for reading.

I'm jealous of you. I wish I had what you had.

 

[luiza]

You accept a slave based civilisation .

So overthrow it if you have the guts , determination and resources .