What is a job

As for work, if it is a job that is beyond one's ability, it will cause inconvenience to customers (customers whose employers also buy their own labor).
So, if you do a job you can do and live with it, wouldn't you pass it as a job?
There is also the idea of being a snake's head rather than being a dragon's tail.
Continuing to appear in leading roles on Japanese regional programs rather than extras in Hollywood is a good job (I was able to contribute on that stage).

Nonetheless, I also understand the desire to try out various possibilities.
It's also a good idea to imagine a specific process (until what age, if you can't make it through, give up) and try it out.
Let's look up the jobs of various people in books and on the internet.
There are jobs and qualifications in the world that I've never thought about.
Also, apart from work, there are things like honing your skills with hobbies.
If you can be a facial yoga instructor, you might be invited by an instructor at the town's community center or mom's circle.

The matter of serving
This is called work.
The meaning of serving is to serve.
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In other words, Tokorosu is supplied along with the hermit,
Harvest fruit, fetch water, pick up firewood,
Set up a meal, and even make yourself a constellation,
There is no physical or mental exhaustion. Occasional services
After going through Chitose, he worked hard for the sake of the law
Served as a samurai, it's a scarce place, shimeki
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As stated in the teaching of the Hokke Sutra: Dahina, it is explained that “work” is about devoting oneself to the company, and not having any complaints about it.
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Focus on the work in front of you and do more work than the company expects. There is no doubt that this effort will boost your strength and confidence.
Are you going to stop a wall that breaks after hitting it 100 times before 99 times?
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I can do it! Go beyond your limits!
There is a situation that can only be seen by those who have made an effort to squeeze out more power than their abilities.

It's been 8 years since I started working, and that's the case for me, but once you work and start getting used to the job, it seems like the time will come when you think about whether it's okay to leave it like this.
If you find your current job both rewarding and enjoyable, I think that's good too.

Other jobs may have the advantages of other jobs, but rather than living with work as a hobby, I work for a living (while also feeling fun ^_^)
My hobby is on other holidays, etc. How about living like that? It might be a good idea to create fun outside of work.

Work is inherently a donation. What is an offering? It's “snuggling up to the other person.” It's a bit difficult to understand. Let's imagine a job a long time ago. It was an age where humans began to create unevenness. Now, how are we going to eat it? How do you build a house? How do you make clothes?

Can you walk around in a day, catch fish, and make something homely by being thrown out as a pawn like a survival project on TV? Well, it may not be impossible, but you know only what you can do with it. Eating fish that is simply grilled overcomes wind and rain with leaves and branches in a place that looks like a natural hole (?) I just feel it... I know it.

So what do we do? “Anyway, I'm going to get some fish!” “Well then, I'll build a house.” “Hmm, then I'll try making a knitting tool.” It's “work” that's how the division of labor, specialization, and improved efficiency by accumulating know-how on each one, and developed the entire unevenness.

What is important here is always “searching for jobs that are in demand.” It's not “what I want to do.” In that sense, I quoted a verse from the opening sutras. My original job was born from “everyone's needs” rather than “my wishes.”
I think this area is a contradiction in modern education. They just make them draw their own dreams consistently from elementary school to high school, and they don't tell me anything about demand. I wonder if there are successful times... so there is no end to the number of people who are devastated by the gap between reality and education. That won't lead to a happy society.

People who have successfully started a business have all started businesses by finding clear business opportunities rather than doing what they want to do. In other words, they detect demand in an unspecified number of people, and they are “close to the other party” with various attitudes. That's different from people who fail.

To snuggle up is to let the other person stop by yourself. First, let's take a close look at Ren-sama's surroundings. Not only customers, but also our know-how, the products we handle, and related vendors, in every direction. If you can see what needs to be done on top of that, you will surely get a synergistic effect even if you change jobs. If you're prepared not to change jobs, then that's ten thousand years old.

If you only focus on yourself, it's natural to feel uneasy. Judgment materials are not born from within oneself. If you can be positive with that, you're just an unfounded optimist. Let's put our judgment criteria outside of ourselves.

First, my skills and stable sales.
Once you're on track to a certain extent, it's time to teach that technique to others until others can eat it.
An insurance company was the queen of insurance sales.
At the funeral, they asked for lots of condolences.
The people who came were really grateful to that person, not their in-laws or anything.
This is because that person taught many people how to eat.
The people who actually came were all those who had learned how to sell insurance from that person.
Benefit yourself (benefit) yourself, satisfy customers, profit, and benefit students.
If you do that, it becomes a big vehicle.
I'm happy, my customers are happy, the people I teach are happy, and my family is happy to be fed.
There's nothing so great about work.
It's not what you do that matters; I think it's important who you can make happy in that job.