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Over the past 25 years, no matter the sector, industry or area in which I worked, all my jobs had a single thing in common: My need for it to mean something. Here are four hard-won truths about finding purpose in your daily grind. buff.ly/3Hp4g5e

Make 2022 a year where your work will bring you more purpose, more passion and, hopefully, more pleasure. Learn the skills that will enable you to build a meaningful career and in the end, do the work that matters to you. buff.ly/3FsTQB9

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There has never been a better time to be intentional about your own professional growth. However, not all companies have plug-and-play learning programmes. Luckily this does not mean you have to call it quits on advancing your career. Here’s 7 tips… buff.ly/3xcwOuN

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Doing meaningful work is part and parcel of what it means to be human. Make sure that when all is said and done, you’ve spent your life creating something purposeful, based on your unique creative effort, and you did it at scale with others.

Professional meaning making exist in being part of something bigger than yourself. Creating in community is that thing. Make people the point and you’ll never go to bed wondering if your work is worth it.

3. Make people the point. Always. No sincere investment in people ever goes to waste. Commit to community. Build something with others. Even if it fails spectacularly the relational connections will be ultimately meaningful and pave the way for future iterations.

Don’t drown by drinking from the firehose of online inspiration. Content is like calories: taking in more than what you’re burning during the creative effort makes you bored, down and depressed. Not to mention uninteresting.

2. Less consuming. More creating. Doomscrolling leads to comparison. Instead, do this: create from nothing, then - use the content of others only to complement what you have already been building.

Following your passion serves you and (ultimately) leads to futile self-fulfillment. Working with purpose serves the needs of others and (ultimately) builds the world. Use the former to relax and wind down. Pursue the latter to leave a lasting legacy.

1. Ignore passion. Embrace purpose. Ever heard the saying ‘follow’ your passion’? Do what floats your boat as a hobbyist, sure. But if you’re serious about doing work that matters, make sure its purposeful. What’s the difference you ask?

We are waking up to a whole new world of work. Along with seismic shifts in *how* work gets done, we are also collectively reimagining *why* work gets done. Want to do work that matters? A thread.

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