Love what you do

Do you love your job? Okay, you don’t have to answer immediately. Close your eyes imagine doing your job every day till you die and also your state of mind while doing that. Did you find your answer?
Let’s assume most of us, don’t like our job. But it’s only 10% due to the job itself but 90% due to our mindset about it.
Our ancestors who were working on the farm all day in the hot sun, were happier than us sitting in a comfortable chair. In our life, most of the time we are at work, doesn’t it make it necessary to love our work to be happy?
Let’s have a fresh start, forget what you feel about your job till now. Just one day, try to think that you love your job and enjoy doing it. Then see the difference.
Even after that, you didn’t like your job, its time to hunt for a new job which makes you happy.

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Addictions

Some are addicted to fame,
Some are addicted to hard work,
Some are addicted to love,
Some are addicted to recognition,
Some are addicted to arts,
Some are addicted to hobbies,
Some are addicted to job,
Even when it help to enhance our life
Can the addiction be bad?

When work is not just work!

From the time I have started thinking of my graduation, My first choice was computer science. I had a grace for it. I enjoyed being in the computer lab. When I code, I feel like a magician unveiling inside me. The only thing missing was a wand, But the magic always happened. I wanted to be software developer, One of the mesmerizing profession according to me. As planned, I got into the job right after my degree completion. It’s an extra ordinary feel to work in your desired field. I love to dig into various technical stuff and make it work in my way. I enjoy problem solving while coding, uncovering the issues within, debugging it to core and the final jackpot, solving it! It motivates me more as I can visualize life being very similar to a complex code, wherein I can debug the problem and work in various ways to solve it. It molds me to be stronger person each day, to face the problems that transpire in a diplomatic way.